Sentence examples for both the total population from inspiring English sources

Of the more than 93,000 people awaiting organ transplants, 27percentt are black, although blacks make up only 12percentt of both the total population and the donor pool.

Therefore, the LISA analysis at the county level identified a significant (p<0.05) local cluster in Union County for both the total population and the population 18 years and younger (Figure 4a).

Where studies reported estimates for both the total population and among only never smokers within that population [17], [28], [29], [30], the total population estimates were used to combine estimates in all cases except subgroup analysis among never smokers.

The final bacterial densities of both the total population (POPMAX) and the resistant subpopulation were similar for both inocula.

Figure  2 shows the age pyramid of both the total population in the study area and the study population.

This independent prognostic impact of ADAM9 was found in both the total population of patients investigated as well as in those treated with anti-androgens [ 28].

Both in the total population and among never-smokers, The G allele of rs4950928 was associated with atopic asthma which is contradictory to previous findings.

Percent density was somewhat higher in women with Ki-67 staining, both in the total population (3.4%) and in Caucasians (3.8%) and Japanese (4.4%).

Number of TB cases and TB incidence (/100 000 population per year) were investigated for the considered period both for the total population and for the two principal subgroups: the Italy-born and the not Italy-born population.

Translation of the beneficial results from clinical trials into routine practice is even more convincingly shown with respect to OS where a median of about 34.5 months (both in the total population and the chemotherapy/trastuzumab subgroup) was achieved.

A study in metastasized colorectal cancer patients comparing SIRT and systemic chemotherapy consisting of fluorouracil and folinic acid with chemotherapy alone showed a significant improvement in progression-free and overall survival associated with SIRT, both for the total population studied as well as for those patients with disease limited to the liver [ 12].