Meanings of rurality in English

We also seek to enumerate these associations across categories of rurality or remoteness.

It is the rurality that is important with a Catholic background.

Counties with HHL had constant expenditures regardless of rurality.

Conclusions: This study showed that the multidimensional definition of rurality identified a population with unfavorable prognoses.

We found many environmental factors to be associated with disability, particularly area-level socioeconomic status and rurality.

Introduction: Several studies have suggested that rurality is a risk factor for worse prognosis in cancer.

Lucy offered to invite other neighbors; Mrs. Bazalgette replied she didn't want to be bothered with rurality.

Mr. Halifax, we are going to take tea under the trees there-mydaughter's suggestion-sheis so fond of rurality.

Additional stratified analyses were conducted to explore differences in the effect of CCO implementation based on rurality, race, and ethnicity.

You know the sort of market garden rurality that about a dozen miles out of London offers-alternatebricks and cabbages.

There are peeps of far distant country and the scenery is moderately pretty: its chief merit is its extreme rurality.

He oscillated between the dinginess and dulness of the capital as he knew it, and the well-accustomed rurality of his home.

Some Japanese Watteau must have mapped out this Donko-Tchaya, for it has rather an affected air of rurality, though very pretty.

Yates made a mental note that there was not as much rurality about this girl as he had thought at first.

This study aimed to understand how rurality and racial segregation are independently and interactively associated with cancer screening and cancer fatalism.

This study examined the contextual effects of rurality, geographic region, and community ethnicity in the prediction of alcohol use among adolescent youth.