Sentence examples for challenges to population from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

Finally, we highlight several challenges to implementing population replacement in the wild.

Yet there are methodological challenges to estimating population CRC screening rates.

Health burdens posed by CDs, NCDs, and external causes are the major challenges to improving population health.

The initial challenges to a population genomic analysis of short-read data are read mapping, local assembly, and SNP identification.

Additionally, there was evidence that complex issues such as chronic illness, co-morbidity, and functional impairment are particular problems among the elderly and present distinct challenges to this population.