Sentence examples for beyond population from inspiring English sources

Some see it as imposing something far beyond population control; it's a form of control over local, mainly marginalised populations.

Michael J. Farrell, the Police Department's Deputy Commissioner for policy and planning, responded by saying that new officers "are not allocated in a vacuum". Factors beyond population or geographical size, like how many 911 calls a precinct has received, are considered.

One point of view is that government and housing contraction tends to reduce total employment, which makes it even more remarkable that the net result of the payroll tax cut and these contractionary events was an employment increase beyond population growth.

While our data shows planar methodology to be accurate when analyzed across a cohort, its relative imprecision risks dosimetric uncertainty for patients who fall beyond population norms.

This means that a choice of either method would not be expected to significantly affect lung dosimetry in patients of average anthropometry but may significantly impact those who fall beyond population norms.

But the construction of Pew's categories is problematic beyond population proportionality and diversity of religious practice.

Beyond population-based studies, obesity also impacts heavily on the clinical setting and the individual's well-being.

With minor additions of content, the evolutionary discussion in such courses could move beyond population-level mechanisms to introduce students to the idea of evolution by changes in regulation, using a relatively straightforward example, such as the roles of the genes Ultrabithorax and Distalless in the evolutionary loss of abdominal appendages in insects (Ronshaugen et al., 2002).

Moreover, the ecological effects of herbivores can extend beyond populations.

First, the findings of the study may not be generalized beyond populations of largely male, elderly and with diabetes; and CKD patients identified based on two eGFR values less than 60 ml/min/1.73 m.

While these may be helpful, they are not offered routinely or beyond selected populations.