Sentence examples for beyond the population from inspiring English sources

But anxiety extends far beyond the population of the officially mentally ill.

Re "College Athletes Stuck With the Bill After Injuries," July 15: As an organizer for the Student Health Organizing Coalition -- a group working to reform student health insurance in Massachusetts -- I know that the problems mentioned extend beyond the population of college athletes.

Is there a possible impact beyond the population studied?

Beyond the population of supply, their level of happiness tends to be higher, as well.

The question that has regularly been posed about Navalny is whether he commands any support beyond the population centres of Moscow and other cities.

However, when the 'Stop at Two' policy stretched from the '60s to the early '80s, it lead to an alarming decline of TFR to below 2.1 — beyond the population replacement level.

Third, the generalizability of the current findings beyond the populations and intervention protocols included may be limited.

During the Middle Ages, and in some places long beyond, most of the population of the cities in Slavic Eastern Europe were not Slavs.

The error threshold is defined as the minimum accuracy of replication which is required in order to preserve the information of the selected state of the system, beyond which the population structure breaks down.

It has been shown that when a high-risk approach is combined with a population approach, the two complement one another and achieve a risk-factor reduction beyond what the population strategy alone can achieve.

The inclusion of glocal responsibilities in the second row of the International Pyramid emphasises the link between the global and the glocal, and encourages CSR activities to look beyond the immediate population to the wider population of the country concerned, and even beyond that to the global community as a means of identifying worthwhile social goals and remedying social concerns.