Sentence examples for Population scoring from inspiring English sources

We then followed the growth of the PrE population, scoring cell divisions and cell deaths in a subset of embryos (Fig. 4F).

Improvement in quality of life (as assessed by GERDyzer™ scores) at 4 and 8 weeks, was associated with response to treatment, with responders in the Asian population scoring lower on GERDyzer™ than non-responders at each time point.

Owing to word limits, the analyses presented here were based upon the Australian adolescent general population scoring algorithm.

Also, Xu et al. (2010) [ 12] applied the scoring algorithm for the US population [ 24], whereas the present study used the UK population scoring algorithm.

Table 2 shows examples of population scoring on ten Orsay apples (O661-670) with C. briggsae and ten Santeuil samples (S101-S110) with C. elegans.

However, Flynn and colleagues [ 20] are currently in the process of developing a scoring algorithm for the ICECAP-O instrument based upon the preferences of the Australian general population and an Australian general population scoring algorithm has recently been developed for the EQ-5D [ 21].

In a 1981 study, the same population scored higher on a standardized "Uniqueness Scale".

The five worst, which accounted for one-third of India's population, scored 1.5 or less.

By contrast, the three sub-prefectures (i.e. Anyama, Songon-Agban, and Bingerville), which exercise few economic activities and have small population, score the lowest in terms of CallRank.

The mean for the whole population was 3.1 (SD = 5.3, Skew = 3.1, range 0 48) and the distribution of percentile scores by age group are displayed in Table 2. Forty five percent of the population scored 0, that is, they reported no difficulty in any activity, 34% of the population scored 1 4, 12% scored 5 9, and nearly 10% scored between 10 and 48.

At baseline our population scored 23 to 24 of 28 possible points on the POMA.