Sentence examples for a targeted population from inspiring English sources
Terrorism is political violence that acquires its greatest power when it unnerves a targeted population.
Team researchers found that in the case of 57 of the 98 issues, lobbying resulted in "no policy change"; on 13 issues they found that "the policy change that occurred was relatively small"; and on 27 issues lobbying "had a large impact on a targeted population".
The sampling method for this study was non-probability sampling based on a voluntary sample from a targeted population group.
Individuals in early stages of Alzheimer's disease are a targeted population for secondary prevention trials aimed at preserving normal cognition.
As such comorbidities are generally related to older patients, the latter ones may represent a targeted population for more thorough examination.
Factors to consider include the medical and social needs of a targeted population, the provider's resources, and the services that will be offered [8, 9].
Under a plan proposed by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, the eligibility pool for the state's largest need-based grant program would be reduced and the award decreased, allowing financing to stretch farther in a more targeted population.
Several systemic treatments might therefore have been discarded in the past, although they may have been proven beneficial if tested in a predefined targeted population.
Risk prediction utilities are therefore required to accurately estimate individual risk as well as enable a systematic targeted population based screening approach.
However, the groups studied were not representative samples from the general population with metabolic syndrome, being either relatively young (8, 9), men only (10), premenopausal women only (11, 12), or a clinically targeted population (13) (Table 1).
Also, the study was designed to investigate air pollution and included a relatively targeted population in order to maximize the variability of pollutant profiles, include demographic stability, likely parental cooperation, and appropriate linkages between elementary, middle, and secondary schools [ 25].
