Sentence examples for based on populations in from inspiring English sources

In the first example, researchers want to study relationships between nativity (represented by the percentage of the population who are foreign-born) and literacy (represented by the percentage of the population who are literate), with calculations based on populations in various U.S. states.

Until now, reference values used in clinical practice and in research in the Netherlands are based on populations in the USA.

Cohort studies could be based on populations in the community or those in institutions or hospital and had to follow patients to determine pneumonia outcomes.

Other groups have published cost-utility [ 16], cost-effectiveness [ 17] or cost-minimisation analyses [ 18] for PAH (but not CTEPH) based on populations in the USA or Canada.

The MID estimates for SF-6D may be of limited value for the assessment in a Korean population, because we used an algorithm based on populations in the United Kingdom.

However, MID estimates for EQ-5D using the Korean algorithm in our study were similar to the results of other researches using algorithms based on populations in the United Kingdom and the United States of America [ 7].

This clause was a compromise between Southerners who wished slaves to be counted as 'persons' for congressional representation and northerners rejecting these out of concern of too much power for the South, because representation in the new Congress would be based on population in contrast to the one-vote-for-one-state principle in the earlier Continental Congress.

It should also be kept in mind that treatment effects for all drugs were based on populations enrolled in clinical trials, which may not be representative of the AD population in Canada as a whole.

However, existing evidence is based on populations who differ in age, frailty, and nutritional status – and findings are inconsistent.

He's the guy who proposes the Connecticut Compromise and basically, as you could predict, the compromise says representation in the lower house will be based on population and in the upper house one state, one vote.

We thus examined whether the identity of the successfully retrieved target object could be decoded based on population codes in EC, where we recorded from 211 neurons across our 16 participants (M ± SEM per participant: 13.2 ± 1.6 neurons).