Sentence examples for based populations from inspiring English sources

"We must retain the area based populations and not allow the shift to membership which is what the Act allows CCGS to do.

◦ Famine has always stalked the land, and periodic droughts, in good Malthusian fashion, continue to wreak havoc on human agriculturally based populations (including all of us city dwellers who go to the grocery store!) right down to the present day.

All the other studies refer to much smaller, mostly nursing home based populations [ 8- 16].

Remission rates between 15−30 % have been described in hospital based populations [ 6, 7, 47, 49].

This result partially explains why half-sib families can sustain high levels of policing – within-group selection against high levels of policing is weaker in half-sib based populations than in full-sib based populations.

We identified 42 cohort studies investigating the transmission of hepatitis C in various community and hospital based populations.

Unlike other symptom scores validated using referral-based populations, the validation of this questionnaire was carried out on a large representative community based cohort.

For TIMSS, when two grade-based populations were assessed (generally referred to as Population I at the primary level, and Population II at the secondary level), both were included.

While rs2651899 (Prs1016694210166942 (TRPM8), and rs11172113 (LRP1) appear most important for common migraine (i.e., at the population level) [62], rs1835740 may play the major role in more severe forms of migraine (i.e., clinic-based populations) [57].

The estimation of variance components in genetically broad-based populations provides information about their genetic architecture, allowing the design of an appropriate biofortification breeding method for cross-pollinated crops such as pearl millet.

Conclusion: The incidence of atypical glandular cells of undetermined significance on Papanicolaou smears in this community-based population was 0.29%, which is consistent with estimates from institution-based populations.