Sentence examples for application to a population from inspiring English sources

The sterilant fulfills the principal requirements for application to a population of stray canines.

Despite their relative precision, we found differences in the population size estimates provided by the capwire and SECR estimators, which may be an artefact of the differences in the specific quantities estimated by the models and their applications to a population with a heterogeneous distribution over a large spatial area.

This could be enhanced by a multisite application of the meeting model allowing application to a wider population.

The measurement properties of the self-report data in application to a specific population may depend on various study subject characteristics, possibly including body mass, ethnicity and age.

Unless a cytotoxic therapy eradicates all cancer cells, its application to a tumor population also produces evolutionary selection forces that will select for the individuals that are adapted to the therapy and, thus, fittest to these conditions.

In our hands, true BH3 mimetics, such as navitoclax, venetoclax, and A-1155463, induce the hallmarks of apoptosis within 2 4 h of application to a sensitive cell population.

While the comprehensive nature of this tool is certainly admirable, the level of technical and clinical aptitude needed to store data, in addition to the relatively high cost, likely may make this novel application prohibitive to a population which is largely on the margin with regards to socioeconomic status and e-literacy.

This issue is all the more crucial that some moment vectors can be at the boundary of the moment space for practical applications, corresponding to a population of particles with only one or a few sizes.

Moreover, by virtue of the reduced amount of consumables needed, our method combines the timelines of the most state-of-art genotyping techniques based on PCR amplification with superior cost-effectiveness, which is a desirable feature in view of an application to population screening.

Further, a direct application to pediatric populations of biomarkers of genetic damage that have been proven useful in adults may be misleading.

Measures were selected for validity, reliability and prior application to the study population along with a number of study-specific questions.