Sentences with phrase «than rural areas with»

Explain the human factors which have caused these cities to be milder in January than rural areas with a similar latitude, such as Marlborough.

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I grew up in a rural area in a town with a population smaller than my first college dormitory!

Cellular transmission is more affordable than using satellites, but if you are traveling across borders or in rural areas where cellular reception is choppy, intermittent or absent, you might have problems with your data.

First, we used the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural - Urban scale (also called Beale Codes), from 1, for counties in metropolitan areas with 1 million or more in population through 9, for counties where there is no community larger than 2,500 and the county is not adjacent to a metropolitan area.

The geographic areas that CFs serve vary in size from entire states or regions of a state (e.g. Southeastern Texas) to major metropolitan cities like New York City to rural counties with populations less than 2,500.

TCASH has more than 20 million customers in 34 provinces in Indonesia, with reach in urban areas as well as rural areas that are...

Queensland, meanwhile, takes the national preference for «plain packaging» to another level, with residents in both rural and urban areas being more than twice as likely to opt for supermarket brands as they are for Bega.

Teachout was able to run a stronger - than - expected turnout in rural and upstate areas based on in part an active environmental campaign opposed to hydrofracking and Cuomo's strained relationship with public workers unions.

It's not that urban areas favor democrats but rather those that live in urban areas tend to either fit into and / or associate more with the demographics that do tend to favor democrats at a higher density than in the rural areas.

«Whether it's helping young people in rural areas find work, or ensuring those with mental health difficulties have effective support, our liberal voice is needed now more than ever.

The governor suggested that Trump's urban roots would make him easier to work with than GOP leaders who hail from rural and suburban areas, remembering the late Mario Cuomo's struggles to bring the state funding during the 1980s

In the largest of these, out of a cohort of 1.75 million Danes, being born in Copenhagen was associated with a 2.5-fold greater risk of schizophrenia than being born in rural areas.

Surveys by Rozelle's team have found that more than half of eighth graders in poor rural areas in China have IQs below 90, leaving them struggling to keep up with the fast - paced official curriculum.

The study, published today in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, examined the records of more than 38,000 people with chronic ischemic heart disease living in either urban or rural areas.

«Some of the counties we looked at were very large, with both urban and rural areas in a single county, so to tease apart the interplay between the measures of quality in our five domains and how they impact urban and rural areas,» Jagai said, «we will need to look at geographic areas smaller than counties.»

The report says urban areas, with their asphalt and concrete, are as much as 10 degrees hotter than more rural regions.

According to the 2014 Joint Monitoring Report on global progress against the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) on water and sanitation, more than half of the global population lives in cities, and urban areas are still better supplied with improved water and sanitation than rural ones.

In Arizona — a highly urbanized state with population primarily clustered in the Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas — both charter and district schools are concentrated in urban areas, yet as of 2010 there were more than 200 charter schools operating in suburbs, towns, and rural areas.

Students in rural areas have to travel farther to reach school than their urban counterparts — a commute of several hours by boat is considered normal — and many of their parents may not have the education level necessary to help with high school homework.

In terms of reach, we know the number of schools involved in teaching school alliances is growing but that this varies quite significantly between local authorities, especially between rural and urban areas, and also by phase, with more than twice as many secondary schools involved as primary schools.

Secondly, many of our schools in rural, regional and remote areas are small — there are a bit over 2000 schools in Australia with less than 100 students, and most of those are in rural, regional and remote areas.

In rural areas, a solution more immediate than hiring Hispanic teachers and paraprofessionals may be to recruit and train promotores — staff who provide families with advice, encouragement, and assistance in unfamiliar aspects of schools and their organizational culture.

The page has attracted more than 1,200 followers in the largely rural area, and kept community members up to speed with the debate on charters happening more than 200 miles away in Raleigh.

Expert practitioners also noted that a STEM PLC with teachers from multiple schools is a useful strategy when it is not possible to get more than a very few teachers from a single school (e.g., a PLC focused on the work of high school physics or a PLC for mathematics or science teachers in small schools in a rural area).

It also runs 1,411 «small» schools of between 111 and 209 pupils, 856 of which are rural, as well as 1,859 schools with more than 210 pupils, where just 321 are in rural areas.

Additionally, 10 percent of the total allocation is reserved for «small projects» with a minimum of $ 5 million per award (the minimum project threshold does not apply), and 25 percent of the total allocation is reserved for «rural areas» (defined for this purpose as being less than 200,000 in population).

Additionally, 10 % of the total allocation is reserved for «small projects» with a minimum of $ 5 million per award (the minimum project threshold does not apply), and 25 % of the total allocation is reserved for «rural areas» (defined for this purpose as being less than 200,000 in population).

To reflect the Administration's Infrastructure Initiative, DOT intends to award a greater share of BUILD Transportation grant funding to projects located in rural areas that align well with the selection criteria than to such projects in urban areas.

In addition, men are less likely than women to have read a book, as are adults in rural areas compared with those in urban areas.

Many of these areas may not even be rural in nature, but have populations of less than 20,000 and are not associated with any major town or cities.

The USDA defines a rural area as any area that is rural in nature and is not part of or associated with an urban area, or any town, village or city and has less than 10,000 residents.

With the urban heat effect — in which dense cities and paved surfaces produce more heat than in rural areas — people in cities may feel greater impacts.

Urban Heat Island profile Image from Lawrence Berkeley Labs From the UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON Spring comes sooner to urban heat islands, with potential consequences for wildlife Urban - dwelling plants around the globe typically get a head start on the growing season compared to their rural counterparts because of the urban heat island effect, the phenomenon in which cities tend to be warmer than nonurban areas due to their plethora of built surfaces — made of concrete, asphalt and more — and scarcity of vegetation.

That, coupled with concentrated energy use and less ventilation than in rural areas, creates a heating effect.»

If this is the best such land area surface temperature assessment system on the planet (covering, as well, a broad range of metropolitan, suburban, and rural areas), and the quality of the system is now proven to be demonstrably more prone to error than had been previously assumed — with the preponderance of error shown to produce the impression of warming in excess of real conditions prevailing — what may be reliably inferred about surface temperature monitoring systems data from even less reliable thermometers all over the rest of the world?

More than two - thirds of sub-Saharan Africa's population lacks electricity, with that number growing to more than 85 percent in rural areas.

UN Environment will assist Colombia with overcoming the environmental degradation legacy of the internal conflict which lasted for more than 50 years, especially in remote rural areas

To protect owl and salmon habitats, the 1994 Northwest Forest Plan reduced timber production on national forests in Washington, Oregon, and Northern California by more than 80 percent, resulting in mill closures and job losses that were particularly hard on rural areas with no other industry.

I've spoken with a landowner in the rural area of Saratoga, California, who owns a single parcel with more land than he knows what to do with, and I asked him why doesn't he build an MDU or some such,...

These measures, together with the Localism Bill that extends to a community right to build across England rather than just in rural areas, and the New Homes Bonus that offers cash to councils that allow new homes to be built in their area, demonstrate the Government's determination to respond to the chronic national housing shortage, and to encourage property development.

While there is a need for attorneys in rural areas, this is a problem that plagues the entire nation, even in states with lower pass scores than California's.

Drivers in a big city, like Birmingham, AL, will deal with more cars than someone driving in a rural area.

City drivers deal with more cars than drivers in rural area and by consequence will see higher premiums due simply to the volume of cars on the road.

If you live in a relatively low - traffic, low - crime suburban or rural area, for example, your rates might be lower than they would be if your home address was in a large city with heavy traffic and more opportunities for thieves to take advantage of unsuspecting auto owners.

Places with less traffic, like more rural areas, often have lower average car insurance premiums than places with more traffic.

Statistically, if you live in an area with a high number of people, you are more likely to be in an accident than someone living in a rural area.

For example, a single parent with a college - bound teen living in a region with a high cost of living — such as New York — will need more term life insurance coverage than a two - income household with very young children in a rural area.

With more than 60 % Rural population and high Financial illiteracy even in Urban area, LIC's Traditional Plan can prove to be double edged sword for Life Events as well as untimely death of bread winner.

Finally, the location where you live is important because, if you live in a city with multiple accidents occurring each day, then you are likely exposed to more driving hazards than you would be if you lived in a rural area.

develops autonomous drones designed to deliver vaccines, medicine and blood on request from health workers in rural areas, with the Tanzanian government to begin using more than 100 drones from four distribution centers to make up to 2,000 deliveries each day.