Sentence examples for agreed population from inspiring English sources

The project set out to develop a set of agreed population attributes that are important in clinical practice for chronic diseases (using diabetes as an exemplar), and would ideally be incorporated in some way into clinical practice guidelines and health services policy formulation.

Dendrogram also agrees population structure results.

We are all agreed that population is important but there was an entire conference on population.

I agreed that population is an element of the problem, but argued that consumption is rising much faster and – unlike the growth in the number of people – is showing no signs of levelling off.

Mitochondrial DNA and microsatellite markers roughly agreed on population relationships, although several discontinuities were observed when comparing the two marker sets.

The observed population relationships agreed with the population structure predicted by normal dispersal models of recently expanding populations, with a portion of individuals migrating beyond neighbouring demes because of rare long-distance migrants founding pocket populations under this dispersal scenario [ 16].

The group agreed that populations recruited specifically for weight loss studies and interventions intended to result in weight loss would be excluded.

Ehrlich – who originally wanted his book called Population, Resources and Environment – also agrees most population reductions are linked to rising affluence, and so consumption, which causes its own pressure on resources.

We commissioned a YouGov poll recently, which found: 70% of us agree that population growth causes serious environmental problems in the UK; half of us want a stable or smaller population; and only 8% of us actually want it to grow at all.

The results of the genetic distances between the Uyghur population and other populations agreed with clustering analytic results of the Uyghurs and these populations.

In the end, many experts agree, government population policies are no match for the inexorable demographic forces that will shape the coming decades.