Sentence examples for certain subpopulations from inspiring English sources

"It may make absolute sense to screen certain subpopulations because you have evidence of rates of TB way out of proportion to what we see elsewhere," Dr. Castro said.

Certain subpopulations may display specialization.

The insertion site does not influence catheter infection rate except for certain subpopulations.

Selecting patients based on the run-in thereby forces differential representation of certain subpopulations relative to others.

Results: The scales did not measure all levels of shoulder functioning with equal precision, suggesting that commonly used reliability estimates misrepresent scale precision in certain subpopulations.

Kornfeld and Rupp also noted that future interventions that target certain subpopulations with more intensive, ongoing supports might have the potential to generate larger impacts.

What's more, Lander's study reports that about 10% of the protein-altering SNPs seem to be specific for certain subpopulations, such as Asians or African-Americans.

This study advances academic discussion by being among the first to use a sample more representative of the general population that is different from certain subpopulations examined in literature.

But certain subpopulations in Canada and the United States are struggling to survive.

Such spurious associations [9] [11] can occur when the disease frequency varies across subpopulations, resulting in affected individuals being more likely than unaffected individuals to be sampled from certain subpopulations [12].

Both IHC and acid-fast staining visualize specific targets, therefore we hypothesized that only certain subpopulations of M. tuberculosis would be detected by each individual detection technique as numerous published studies have shown that the cell wall of M. tuberculosis can undergo alterations under certain in vitro and in vivo conditions.