Sentence examples for challenge to population from inspiring English sources

The non-Ashkenazi Jewish communities studied herein pose an analytic challenge to population geneticists.

And finally, most importantly, but very mundanely, how can we strengthen health systems in general to face yet another challenge to population health?

A female participant linked the challenge to population growth: "There is a population problem … land has been squeezed and soil fertility has reduced".

One challenge to population-based assessment of HRQOL is that the length of most traditional measures makes widespread distribution (via telephone or mail) cumbersome.

High maternal and infant mortality continue to be major challenges to population health and the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for many low and middle-income countries, including Uganda.

Although at present we ignore how common fertile diploid males are in natural populations, they present new challenges to populations.

The history of the Jewish Diaspora dates back to the Assyrian and Babylonian conquests in the Levant, followed by complex demographic and migratory trajectories over the ensuing millennia which pose a serious challenge to unraveling population genetic patterns.

Food insecurity and poverty pose a huge challenge to the population in the study area.

Food insecurity and deep-rooted poverty poses an enormous challenge to the population in the study area.

An additional challenge related to population ageing is that the share of employed workers in a country decreases.

In summary, inconsistent responses represent a challenge to longitudinal, population-based evaluations of breast screening practices.