Sentence examples for without a cistern from inspiring English sources

Households with and without a cistern that had at least one child under the age of five years were selected using systematic convenient sampling.

People from households with a cistern had a significantly lower 30-day period prevalence of diarrhoea (prevalence = 11.0%; 95% CI 9.5-12.4) than people from households without a cistern (prevalence = 18.2%; 95% CI 16.4-20.0).

Households with a cistern had a period prevalence of 32.2% (121/376; 95% CI 27.4-36.9), whouseholdsholds without a cistern had a significantly higher (Pearson's Chi-squared; p < 0.001) period prevalence of 45.8% (180/393; 95% CI 40.9-50.7).

The annual incidence rate of diarrhoea was 2.77 episodes per person-year for the entire study group, and 2.14 and 3.43 episodes per person-year for participants from households with and without a cistern, respectively.

This region was selected for the study because it had participated in the P1MC for several years and was planning to build more cisterns in the coming years, providing a sizable population of households with a cistern for more than one year and households without a cistern but eligible for one.

An additional five households (one household with a cistern and four households without a cistern) were excluded from the household analysis as they had at least one person in the house that did not respond to the question of whether they had diarrhoea in the previous 30 days, reducing the number of households from 774 to 769 (376 with cisterns and 393 without cisterns).

A bit farther on she fumed about a plant nursery that had become a restaurant (without planning permission), a cistern that had morphed into a swimming pool, and the new villas tacked on to ancient monuments.

The passive accumulation of CSF without pressure, as in a cistern or a lake, has already been described in dogs [ 3].

Entering the city is like going into a cistern.

The isolation put me in a cistern, dark and deep.

She uses a cistern for water, a little iffy in last summer's drought.