Population Characteristics Sample Clauses

Population Characteristics. The population is the group of individuals or objects that possess a common characteristic which it is required to know. The sample is the population's division and it should be representative of this. Our project will be applied a finite population composed of Dr. Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx High School´s students of Xxxxxxx city, and we will take as sample to the students of the Eight Grade of Basic General Education, English teachers and authorities of the institutions.
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Population Characteristics. The population considered for this project is integrated by the students legally registered in the school year 2011 - 2012 and are usually attending classes at ―El Triunfo‖ High School and English teachers of the area.
Population Characteristics. The Alborada Technical High School of Milagro city, County of Guayas is located in the northeast sector of the city, in the Urban Parish Xxxxxx Xxxxxx in the streets Maranon and the sidewalk river and is offered the professional figures of: Electromechanical for Automobiles, Electronic of Consumption, Electrical installations, Equipment and Electrical and automatic machinery and Metallic constructions. It has 63 teachers between regular and hired who work in the two levels: Basic (Junior High) starting from 8th year (18 parallels) and diversified (Senior High, 14 parallels), with a total of 1328 students. The Institution is supported by the state (morning and evening sections); it was created in 1978 according to the ministerial agreement Nº 9723 The students that go to our institution belongs to the half and low social level, prevailing the second, since most of family parents work in the informal trade, micro companies or they work in the Xxxxxx Sugarcane Company during the period of harvest. Our project will be applied on a finite population from the First Grade students at Alborada Technical Senior High School (50), also English teachers (3) and teachers from the Technical Area (3)22.
Population Characteristics. The population at Gorky Elizalde High School is 560 students distributed in 14 parallels. They are boys and girls who go to study in this public institution that is located very close to the University.
Population Characteristics. Demographics In Surabaya, 55% of healthcare workers in the targeted departments completed the questionnaire, ranging from 18% of nurses in the ICU to 98% of physicians in Surgery (Table 1). In Semarang, 60% of nurses and 93% of physicians in the participating departments completed the questionnaire (table I). According to hospital statistics, only four assistant nurses worked in the participating departments, while 59 respondents in Semarang ticked the box ‘assistant nurse’. Apparently the definition of ‘assistant nurse’ among respondents was broader than that of hospital management. Table 1: Response rates for the questionnaire Department nurse 1) physician assistant nurse total Surabaya Internal Medicine 58 (88) 53 (39) 32 (65) 143 Surgery 73 (54) 78 (98) 49 (43) 200 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 32 (65) 28 (30) 17 (45) 77 Paediatrics 71 (82) 26 (27) 40 (66) 137 ICU/others 2) 17 (18) 0 (0) 3 (60) 20 total 251 (60) 185 (46) 141 (53) 577 Semarang Internal Medicine 33 (69) 52 (99) 9 4) 94 Surgery 39 (100*) 58 (1003)) 12 4) 109 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 42 (56) 28 (67) 12 4) 82 Paediatrics 25 (52) 57 (1003)) 12 4) 94 ICU/others 2) 66 (51) 0 (0) 14 4) 80 total 205 (61) 195 (1003)) 59 4) 459 Total Surabaya + Semarang 456 380 200 1036
Population Characteristics. ‌ As profit maximizing entities, retail clinics likely have a target population or demographic they are hoping to reach. While no for profit business directly communicates their target market, it is not difficult to draw inferences from their overall marketing and organization. In our framework, we hypothesize that the following characteristics are the most important in determining retail clinic location. Income & Insurance‌ Areas with higher household income levels draw more primary care providers and specialists overall, as do areas with higher levels of insurance coverage.24 In general, individuals with higher income levels can afford more healthcare, particularly additional or elective services. Retail clinics will be attracted to areas with more financial resources for two reasons. First, individuals will have the ability to pay for the visit. Second, these individuals will have a high “time cost” and will be attracted to the convenience that retail clinics offer.
Population Characteristics. Sex, Age, Race Xxxxxxxx Spokane Washington State United States Total population 7,925 225,709 7,617,364 329,725,481 Male 4,29054.1% 112,003 49.6% 3,831,96450.3% 163,206,61549.5% Female 3,63545.9% 113,706 50.4% 3,785,40049.7% 166,518,86650.5% Median age 34* 36.4 37.9 38.4 Under 18 1,87423.6% 47,516 21.1% 1,680,46022.0% 74,234,07522.5% 18 to 65 years 5,05263.7% 142,960 63.3% 4,759,13262.5% 202,602,78561.4% 65 years and over 99912.6% 35,233 15.6% 1,177,77215.5% 52,888,62116.0% Race—single race identified 7,32692.4% 208,725 92.5% 6,961,77091.4% 306,686,05993.0% White 6,44681.3% 187,495 83.1% 5,465,01171.7% 224,789,10968.2% Black or African American 3204.0% 5,488 2.4% 293,4013.9% 41,393,01212.6% American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) 921.2% 3,264 1.4% 90,7891.2% 2,722,6610.8% Asian 941.2% 6,538 2.9% 682,7119.0% 18,782,9245.7% Xxxxxxxx Spokane Washington State United States Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 1692.1% 2,161 1.0% 50,9020.7% 615,5570.2% Some other race 2052.6% 3,779 1.7% 378,9565.0% 18,382,7965.6% Two or more races 5997.6% 16,984 7.5% 655,5948.6% 23,039,4227.0% Hispanic or Latino 7619.6% 15,342 6.8% 1,007,88113.2% 60,806,96918.4% Source: U.S. Census Bureau. 2021. Demographic and Housing Estimates in Hillyard, Spokane County, Washington State, United States: 2017-2021 ACS 5-Year Estimates Data Profiles (DP05). Retrieved from xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/data/2021/acs/acs5/profile. Approximately 58.6% of the population over 16 years of age in Hillyard were in the labor force, and 3.5% were unemployed. The U.S. Census collected data from workers 16 years and older (approximately 3,281 in Hillyard) on their choice of commute to their jobs and reported that 78.6% were driving alone using a car, truck, or van; 12.1% were carpooling; 3.3% were taking public transportation; and 2.8% were working remotely at home. In Hillyard, the majority of households (61.3%) had an income of less than $50,000 a year. Almost a third of all households were making $50,000 to $149,999, and less than 1% were making over $150,000 or more. Hillyard is a low-income community relative to the city, state, and nation. In Spokane, 45.3% of households made between $50,000 and $149,000 a year; in Washington State, the corresponding figure was 48.4%. In Spokane, 10.4% of households made $150,000 or more per year.
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