Sentence examples for case of a population from inspiring English sources
We analyze the case of a population of n = 2βl binary strings where β is a positive parameter (Holland's result is related to the case β = 1).
For the particular case of a population of parallel screw dislocations of the same sign moving on parallel slip planes the solution for the pair distribution function is found analytically.
Experimental evidence confirms our hypothesis in the case of a population of sugar maples in a mixed deciduous forest and dwarf apple trees in an orchard, despite the fact that observations were drawn from a wide range of tree sizes and under varying soil moisture levels and atmospheric conditions that determines water demand.
Or as NYU's Nestle and Kosrae health officials maintain, is it simply a case of a population's sudden shift to an unhealthy lifestyle, which might be corrected by cutting down on frosted flakes and Spam?
For instance, the analyses reported below can be directly applied in the case of a population commuting to university.
We now specialize the formalism introduced so far to the case of a population of electrons on a single-layer graphene sheet.
From this cohort one would discern that in the Netherlands the prevalence of CGD is high (62 cases on a population of 16 million), and even higher in Denmark (22 cases on a population of 5.5 million).
Saying that it's "only 'x' cases" of a population of about 15,000, as skeptics inside and outside the N.F.L. once did with each successive case, only minimized what the presence of even "x" positives means — that some players wound up with a devastating disease that simply is not found in people who haven't sustained repeated brain trauma.
Generally, developing countries do not have national surveillance programs for campylobacteriosis; therefore, incidence values in terms of number of cases for a population do not exist.
While these are a large group of cases for a population based study the study may be underpowered to detect ecologic differences on an individual level.
The design of such standardised programmes ultimately requires a homogeneous patient population or in case of a heterogeneous population at least one that is easily explained by clear patient and disease characteristics.
