Sentence examples for between the total population from inspiring English sources
Table 1 shows the comparison between the total population and the age category above 65 years.
In general, the effect estimates for ETS exposure were similar between the total population and only among never smokers.
We compared these characteristics between the total population of 1208 patients and the subgroup of 352 patients with available ER results.
There were no differences between the total population of Dutch GPs and the study group except for the type of practice: i.e. single-handed GPs where underrepresented in the study population.
There were no differences in mean age (P = 0.62) or BMI (P = 0.36) between the total population and the sample of adolescents who agreed to participate in the fitness test.
The linear regressions between the total population density (as estimated from 16S rDNA) and the abundance of the mcyB gene and the two PSA-IGS genotypes (representing lineage 1 and lineage 2) were compared in terms of the slope and intercept using a general factorial model of ANOVA [ 52].
For the purpose of overview, doses and frequency are not shown; for each study the number of patients with intertrigo in the large skin folds is presented between brackets (the total population studied may have been larger, if it included also people with intertrigo in other locations or people with other ailments).
Thus, we show that distinctive signatures of past isolation and reconnection events can be identified on the distribution of the number of nucleotide differences between pairs of genomes sampled (within, between, or in the total population).
The target population of the ICS can be defined as a minor domain in all countries included in that survey, as the target population represents between 1.3% of the total population (in Hungary) and 8.9% (in Spain) (see Fig. 1).
This usually accounts for between 10%and20%0% of the total population of high-risk patients.
Alternatively, the longevity index is calculated as the proportion between centenarians and the total population in a nation [ 2].
