"a population group" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific group of people within a larger population, sharing certain characteristics or traits. Example: A study was conducted to analyze the economic status of various population groups within the city, including low-income families, immigrants, and senior citizens.
At the same time, they constitute a population group that is vulnerable to iron deficiency in general, and anemia in particular.
Recent research [1 3] illustrates the magnitude by which different age cohorts of a population group can reduce the general speed and flow rates.
Last month prosecutors decided to take up the case, saying the words demonised a population group rather than criticised a religion.
"To know who's who and where the good leadership is within a population group that is often so marginalised, you have to be quite close to the ground and listening to groups".
However, the hotel industry is becoming increasingly interested in the senior tourist segment, a population group that prefers hotel-type accommodation to other more inexpensive alternatives, even in periods of economic uncertainty.
The markers were selected from a population group of 283 individuals with African, European and Asian ancestry genotyped at 45 Y-STRs, applying an optimization based selection procedure to achieve the highest possible DC with the minimal number of markers.
He faces prosecution for remarks prosecutors say demonised a population group rather than criticising a religion.Mr Wilders uses such prosecutions to pose as a martyr for free expression, a proven political strategy in the Netherlands.
For example, the definition section of the Control of Communicable Diseases Manual, a standard reference work, includes "endemic" (said of a disease that is usually present in an area or a population group) and "epidemic" (more cases of an illness than would normally be expected) but not "pandemic".
L. 107 251, § 302(a)(1)(B), substituted "254b(h)(4) of this title), seasonal agricultural workers (as defined in section 254b(g)(3) of this title) and migratory agricultural workers (as so defined)), and residents of public housing (as defined in section 1437a(b)(1) of this title) may be population groups" for "256(r) of this title) may be a population group".
Each year, there is a particular focus on a population group, disease or condition.
Besides, it necessitates a certain level of experience as well as familiarity of the forensic expert with the cranial samples in a population group that is being studied.
