Sentence examples for benchmarks of population from inspiring English sources

Previous authors have published simulation studies looking at the number of hypothetical low risk variants that would be necessary to achieve various benchmarks of population attributable risk and predictive utility (Yang et al. 2003, 2005; Janssens et al. 2007).

Future research should also look at the appropriateness of these signal functions as well as benchmarks for population-level measurement, and relate them to neonatal survival [ 9].

In the absence of population specific benchmarks, clinicians and researchers apply the results available from other populations.

In the future our benchmark curves may be replaced by population benchmarks of functional disability [ 19]; until such a time, our benchmarks will prove useful.

The work here provides the first national population benchmarks of some aspects of early childhood development as this pertains to readiness to learn at school.

Benchmarks: Understands the causes and effects of population growth and urbanization; Understands influences on economic development around the world; Understands the emergence of a global culture Grades 9-12 Science Standard 1 – Understands basic features of the Earth.

Benchmarks: Understands the causes and effects of population growth and urbanization; Understands the emergence of a global culture (CTSS – 'social', '6-8'wh10'10') World History Standard 46- Understands long-term changes and recurring patterns in world history.

FEV1 forced expiratory volume in one second in % predicted WH weight for height in % predicted Benchmarking population: Population of children with cystic fibrosis assessed in a project that was initiated to improve the quality of care for patients in Germany.

Simulations over several benchmark functions validate the efficiency of the proposed algorithm for the evenness of population distribution and the convergence to the Pareto front.

Benchmark: Understands environmental and cultural factors that shaped the development of Mesopotamia, Egypt and the Indus Valley World History Standard 5- Understands the political, social, and cultural consequences of population movements and militarization in Eurasia in the second millennium BCE.

Benchmarks: Understands population issues; Knows how international migrations are shaped by push and pull factors; Understands the impact of human migration on physical and human systems Geography Standard 12- Understands the patterns of human settlement and their causes.