Sentence examples for conduct population from inspiring English sources

The leader of the expedition was Paul Kerlinger, an ornithologist and consultant hired by the New York City Audubon Society to conduct population surveys of the bird life in the harbor islands.

This approach presents a formal modeling exercise for using spatially explicit, individual-based models to conduct population viability analysis.

In central Queensland's Epping Forest National Park, far from the beaches of a typical tropical holiday, I had volunteered to spend my time off helping scientists conduct population monitoring to determine how many northern hairy nosed wombats still exist.

Fishers approached these institutions in 1998 to help conduct population assessments and biological studies of their fisheries.

There is therefore a need to conduct population based studies of trachoma in areas where the prevalence was assessed previously and some trachoma control activities implemented afterwards; this is necessary to document the changes over a period of time and give guidance as to whether there is still a need to implement the recommended SAFE strategy in an integrated manner.

These databases are routinely used to conduct population based studies of drug safety, including the consequences of drug-drug interactions.

Effective task-sharing from physicians or nurses to community health workers (CHW) to conduct population-based screening for persons at risk has the potential to mitigate the impact of CVD on vulnerable populations.

The expectation, as the Global Campaign against Headache [10, 11] continues its drive to conduct population-based studies in those parts of the world where data are currently lacking mostly in low- and lower-middle-income countries, is that global mean prevalence estimates will continue to rise.

TIBDN is a network of 25 hospitals that conduct population-based surveillance for infectious diseases in the Metropolitan Toronto and Peel Region, Ontario (population 3.7 million).

However, due to the extensive computational cost required by SA, we suggest that PCA should be a better choice to conduct population-based association studies correcting for population stratification, especially in the studies that need analyze large amounts of genetic markers.

These programs conduct population-based surveillance to track diseases of global public health importance, including diarrhea.