Sentence examples for behaviour of the population from inspiring English sources
While between-household contacts could be a significant driver of infectious diseases, the sample size does not allow obtaining any definitive insights on the mixing behaviour of the population in general.
We also built a retrospective stochastic population model (also using the observed variability in vital rates, see [24]) to detect whether parameters used in the predictive model were reliable and described with certainty the behaviour of the population.
The reason for the incomplete penetrance of this ethanol behaviour in wild-type worms probably results from the pleiotropic actions of ethanol such that the net behaviour of the population results from a fine balance between many different and possibly opposing actions of ethanol exposure [28].
The effectiveness of such measures is largely dependent on the behaviour of the population.
The number of treatments for each disease was determined by incidence and the health seeking behaviour of the population.
Synthetic estimates of smoking prevalence are not as robust as actual surveillance of the behaviour of the population of interest.
The combination of kirk sessions and courts baron gave considerable power to local lairds to control the behaviour of the populations of their communities.
This paper explores ecological, compositional aspects of geographic variation in CHD mortality rates in England, specifically the variation that is due to differences in the behaviour of the populations in different areas.
Another limitation of this study results from the inclusion of samples of subjects aged above 18 years, while the smoking behaviours of the population aged above 15 years are important for a more comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of smoking and the tobacco epidemic.
30 Mailed versions have been used in community-living women with chronic health conditions 31 and adults with MS. 32 Comparative data were collected from the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) 2012 version; a national cross-sectional survey that gathers information about health, social and economic status and lifestyle behaviours of the population.
