Sentence examples for certain groups of the population from inspiring English sources

In spite of the resistance that we could find at the very beginning, and still today in certain groups of the population, I think that the vast majority of the Brasilian population now supports the program.

In the past, the benefits of influenza vaccination have been evaluated by use of cost-effectiveness studies that assessed vaccination coverage and vaccine efficacy or effectiveness in certain groups of the population (23, 24 ).

It has been shown that some EBV strains are able to escape immune surveillance in a certain group of the population [ 19].

A fee exemption policy for pregnant women, that in essence consists of abolishing user fees for a certain group of the population, may seem at first a simple intervention: it can be introduced by mere administrative fiat, targets a well-specified group and has a simple causal chain: abolishing user fees reduces financial access barriers and leads thus to higher utilisation by pregnant women.

Lack of access is clearly related to the socio-economic condition of certain groups of population, and efficiency mainly to the re-allocation of resources which imply considering the way users are better served.

Coverage is meant to be free for certain groups of vulnerable populations including the elderly (defined as individuals over 70), children under 18 and the indigent.

Another PNRP study revealed that navigation services helped improve satisfaction with care among certain disadvantaged groups of the population [ 32].

If we only look at the human population, although all individuals can theoretically breed with all those of the opposite sex with apparently equivalent efficiencies, we can see that the total human population is structured in ethnic groups, races, types, families... and that certain characters are more prominent in certain groups of individuals than in the rest of the population.

The SiC Index, for example, focuses on thirty per cent of a certain group of people or population with the highest caries scores.

Several studies have shown that the effect of air pollution on hospitalization is stronger for certain cardio-respiratory conditions [ 24] and among certain sub-groups of the population, such as children, the elderly or people with a recent history [ 25- 28].

Although the data in this study covered all three territories in Hong Kong, there may still exist some bias to certain group of population.