Sentence examples for collected on population from inspiring English sources

Clinical data is collected on population samples carrying risks of selection bias, using patients' records, biological samples or self-administered questionnaires.

For the interventional categories, data were collected on population, numbers studied (by gender), age, intervention, control group, duration of intervention, outcomes measured and the main results.

Information was collected on populations screened, services and treatments offered, and personnel.

With these purposes eight ISSR markers were successfully used to study the Azorean endemic plant species P. azorica, using 230 samples collected on populations across the Azorean islands of São Miguel, Terceira and Pico so as to provide knowledge of the levels and distribution of genetic diversity within these islands to help in designing conservation strategies for this endemic species.

That's the conclusion of a new study based on 3 decades of data collected on one population of the birds.

People are always moving from one place to another using the streets, but data are not officially collected on the population components of these movements.

We use data collected on the population dynamics of a model engineer, the beaver, to estimate the per-patch production rate of new colonists, the decay rate of engineered patches, and the recovery rate of abandoned patches.

The data will be collected on a population basis.

Data were collected on a population sample that completed questionnaires blind to the study hypotheses.

Although dietary information was not collected on this population, our detailed analysis of confounding likely led to indirect control of nutritional status to some degree through adjustment of confounders such as household income, education, and prenatal vitamin use.

Optical tomograms were collected on a population of 30 biopsy-confirmed lesions (i.e., the training set), and logistic regression was used to generate an optimized weighting vector for computation of tissue probability of malignancy based on optically measured total hemoglobin concentration, blood oxygen saturation, and reduced scattering coefficient [ 11].