Sentence examples for and working populations from inspiring English sources

Headaches rank among the most frequent complaints in the general and working populations [1] and they can affect the quality of life and work productivity [2] Headache sufferers tend to complain of other pains in various parts of the body [3, 4] and a wide range of lifestyle choices, including drinking, smoking, and exercise, may be involved in headache occurrence.

In more formal economic terms: Can an economy thrive or survive if the largest segment of the population, which far outnumbers the young and working populations, does not contribute to GDP (gross domestic product)?

While this catastrophe is typically identified with the Rust Belt, it also hit central cities in metropolitan areas that had overall growth in the "new economy," such as Los Angeles and San Francisco in the west, or New York or Boston in the east, or various cities in the south, where formerly viable working class districts lost jobs and working populations, and declined into rundown poverty.

The Scottish cohort studies had the added benefits of including both general and working populations of men and women, whereas the Israeli study included only working men.

Climate change most obviously entails rising temperatures and heat exposure, and working populations (especially outdoor workers) are likely to be at particular risk from heat stress (1).

Using the term 'burnout' in both clinically diagnosed patients and working populations scoring high on burnout questionnaires makes comparison of results in the literature difficult.

Political parties became more clearly defined when leaders emerged to represent the urban and working population.

Considering the large residential and working population of Jing'an District, it is urgent to build more shelters.

Estimates show that while the share of active and working population is substantially low for the NENAC and Central Asia group, their reservation wages are statistically smaller than those computed for the CEEC group.

Since mainly the young and working population is affected, prolonged cast immobilization leads to more working days lost with socio-economic consequences.

Given the high prevalence of mental-health problems in the general and working population, the workplace is increasingly being recognized as an important target of mental-health promotion, prevention, and interventions [ 23].