Sentence examples for assisted populations from inspiring English sources

Mean HAART costs were €9,377±€3,501 (range 782 29,852) per year, with remarkable site-based differences, possibly related to the different composition of local assisted populations.

The funding requirement reflects the need to ensure that MENARO is able to support country offices preparing for emergencies and assisting populations affected by crisis.

Upstream interventions are increasingly being proposed as more effective means of assisting population-level weight management [ 23, 28, 31].

The "cryptic" mutations are expected to accumulate in a population under normal conditions, but reveal their effects to assist population adaptation when Hsp90 is depleted (Sangster et al. 2004).

This may be useful to develop strategies and policy decisions to ensure equity in access to preventive heat health information, and assist population-wide adaptation to a warmer climate.

Genomics is also assisting population level studies to estimate the extent to which genotypes associate with defined environmental microhabitats and the probability of genetic exchange (of virulence factors and other genes) among co-existing microbes [ 68].

The dependence of the (Rotor Assisted Population Transfer) RAPT enhancement on offset frequency for nuclei experiencing different quadrupolar couplings has been exploited to design two new spectral editing schemes, π/2-RAPT and RAPT-π-RAPT, for the selective excitation or suppression, respectively, of nuclei with large quadrupolar couplings.

Although we show a successful parsing of per-locus ancestry at the individual level, this is assisted by population isolation and separation between source populations.

CH assisted with population generation.

It should also address matters that have critical regional importance and opportunities for cooperation: combating drug trafficking and production; assisting refugee populations; and facilitating commerce, transit and energy flows throughout the region.

Among the examples he gave of bias against nonnatives were bans by the Agriculture Department on introduced honeysuckle, which he said assist bird populations and aid the spreading of native berry-producing plants.