Sentence examples for characterization of population from inspiring English sources

Past efforts to assess societal vulnerability to lahar hazards have neglected to provide managers and policymakers with a characterization of population exposure to lahar hazards across multiple scenarios and among multiple jurisdictions.

The work presented here represents a first step towards characterization of population differences in genome structure and will need to be revisited when denser and more precise tools to study structural variation are available.

Characterization of population structure and genetic diversity of germplasm is essential for the efficient organization and utilization of breeding material.

Characterization of population, post-accident conducts and serological monitoring of the affected professional was verified through calculation of absolute and relative frequencies.

Stronger associations were estimated for some metropolitan areas (e.g., Rome) possibly reflecting less measurement error and better characterization of population exposure in these areas.

Characterization of population, vaccination coverage for tetanus, diphtheria, Hepatitis B and serological status for Hepatitis B was verified through calculation of absolute and relative frequencies.

The causes and characterization of population-level severity are crucial aspects to understanding influenza epidemiology and designing effective surveillance and control programs.

There is great interest in characterizing the dynamic properties of multidomain systems, and moving beyond conventional descriptions in terms of static structures, toward the characterization of population-weighted ensembles describing a distribution of many conformations sampled in solution.

The availability of unbiased whole genome sequence data from sources like the 1000 Genomes project, however, has now made the identification and characterization of population-specific SNPs on a genome wide scale possible.

The development and application of new epidemiologic methods, particularly the improved characterization of population-wide exposure to mixtures of air pollutants and the improved design of ecologic studies, could improve our ability to measure accurately the magnitude of excess cancer associated with air pollution.

Thus the characterization of populations of mtDNA variation would facilitate broad acceptance of mtDNA analysis.