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Page 96
Nearly the same procedure as described above was adopted by Daniel and Alice
Thorner [16] and B. R. Kalra (26a) for their estimates of the Indian Union, with the
exception that they halved the figures for Nadia and took the whole of Sylhet ...
Nearly the same procedure as described above was adopted by Daniel and Alice
Thorner [16] and B. R. Kalra (26a) for their estimates of the Indian Union, with the
exception that they halved the figures for Nadia and took the whole of Sylhet ...
Page 293
Generally speaking, the availability figures fall well short of the consumption
estimates; even those taken by the more scientific sampling techniques. For
example, the 1964 Nutrition Survey, carried out in December 1964, gives
consumption ...
Generally speaking, the availability figures fall well short of the consumption
estimates; even those taken by the more scientific sampling techniques. For
example, the 1964 Nutrition Survey, carried out in December 1964, gives
consumption ...
Page 496
In Karachi, the estimates of mean age at marriage are consistently higher than
the provincial estimates (Table II) for males. This, in part, may reflect urban-rural
differences in age at marriage. Only Hussain's estimate of mean female age at ...
In Karachi, the estimates of mean age at marriage are consistently higher than
the provincial estimates (Table II) for males. This, in part, may reflect urban-rural
differences in age at marriage. Only Hussain's estimate of mean female age at ...
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