The phrase "art populations" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to demographics or communities involved in the arts, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The study focused on the art populations in urban areas, examining their influence on local culture."
Alternatives: "art communities" or "artistic demographics".
In this study, we sought to examine minority utilization of ART in the Department of Defense (DoD) compared with minority utilization in the U.S. ART population.
Studies that solely investigated single groups (e.g. third-party reproduction, recurrent miscarriage) or specific ART treatment (e.g. modified natural IVF, transport IVF/ICSI) were also excluded to focus on the typical ART population.
Such findings are important for family physicians (to better serve the body art population in their medical needs, offering preventive and tertiary interventions) and school educational staff (who can take an influential proactive role by sharing information, realistic concerns and care guidelines on tattooing and body piercing).
After inclusion of all known factors and data (age, HIV, silicosis, ART, population mobility, case detection, initial loss to follow-up after detection, treatment delay, and IPT uptake and retention), the model has several unknown parameters: the rates of disease onset through reactivation and following reinfection and the proportion of infections that are cured by IPT.
The Hewlett Foundation, which is the nation's 18th largest, focuses on a wide range of issues including conflict resolution, education, environment, family and community development, the performing arts, population issues and United States-Latin Amerelationsations.
When you tote up the numbers, and factor in the local talent too shy or unready to show, you're talking serious art-population density, so serious that Bushwick can really no longer be considered a buzzy frontier.
This paper presents an optimization framework for the design of AUVs using two state-of-the-art population based optimization algorithms, namely non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm (NSGA-II) and infeasibility driven evolutionary algorithm (IDEA).
This study is one of the few reports from a resource limited-setting to describe the factors associated with LTFU among a pre-ART population of PLHIV.
Lastly, this study was possible since we maintain a state-of-art population-based database with detailed and up-to-date information on patient and physician addresses.
Some exploit existing data, using registry data to compare children born after ART with the rest of the non-ART population (Doyle et al., 1998; Kallen et al., 2005; Lidegaard et al., 2005).
