Sentence examples for choosing population from inspiring English sources
For this reason, and by building on the RIM model, we assess community resilience to seismic disasters by choosing population growth rate as the key indicator of the recovery capability (Chang 2010; Finch et al. 2010; Li et al. 2010; Lam et al. 2015a) of counties in the area that were hit hard in Sichuan, Gansu, and Shaanxi Provinces by the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake.
Many interventions are nullified by "counternudges," or offers and actions taken by self-interested third parties that have stake in the choosing population's outcomes.
However, the NAM population was not intermated, and the nested contributing populations confer trade-offs in choosing populations subsets for more intensive analyses (Yu et al. 2008).
First, some general background on polls: They are extremely sensitive not just to methodological flaws like poorly chosen population samples, as many readers know, but also to the specific way that questions are worded.
In another investigation, to choose population size, we changed TTL from 300 to 3,600 s.
Precision medicine is guided by understanding the complex metabolic profile of an individual, which is further informed by how that individual compares to a chosen population.
Initial candidate solutions are generated randomly for chosen population size (pop_size) to form initial population and accounting this as a first generation (G = 1).
The chosen population was female and, to match the consent agreement requirement, at least 19 years of age (Lewis et al., 2012).
We chose population growth rate from 2002 (preseismic event status) to 2011 (post-event status) as the recovery indicator for each county.
On the other hand, the chosen population for this survey was the most relevant, with the highest interest in the subject.
The study found that the airways of a randomly chosen population of ED patients with a range of BMI and Mallampati scores can be measured by emergency sonologists with good inter-operator reliability.
