rurality

They tended to increase with increasing rurality for both men and women.

However, they do not result in clearly labelled definitions of rurality.

They may also exist by ethnicity, age, gender or rurality.

Address the issue of disadvantage due to rurality and isolation.

She has aimed to highlight the problems of poverty and rurality with each position.

"Rurality, the age profile of the teachers - there are so many factors that we have to investigate."

Many of the major issues in the county reflect the concerns about its remoteness and rurality.

Rurality is fine, but a village without a village hall suggests a lack of social life.

It is important to note however, that the index is not a measure of 'rurality'.

Male effeminate expressions and rurality are generally seen as incompatible.

West Somerset is a more difficult area to develop, because of its rurality and sparsity factors.

Another definition can be built based on a measure of rurality, such as physical distance, density or population size in the region.

Back to the land: historiography, rurality and the nation in interwar Wales.

There is a clear physical isolation that marks the boundaries between urbanity and rurality.

Reflecting the rurality of the area, 65% of homes are detached buildings.

A simple identification of "West Wales" with rurality should be avoided.

Differential access to higher education: The measurement of socio-economic status, rurality and isolation.

Health and Welfare and other researchers have been doing research on rurality indexes for medicine.

Many people may travel to Cookley to view the different rural perspectives and to see if it matches their rurality.

There would still be a need to reflect differences in costs around the country from factors such as rurality, deprivation, and pay costs.

There's a tension in Scotland between rurality and deprivation and there always has been.

Migrant status, rurality, year of survey and age were controlled for in logistic regression models.

Rates generally increased with increasing rurality in all age groups and sexes (Figures 47 and 48).

Rurality is used as an expression of different rural areas as not being homogeneously defined.

He explores themes such as childhood, nature, rurality, sexuality, love, violence, religion, mythology and history.