Sentence examples for contributions of population from inspiring English sources

Second, possible contributions of population stratification were examined by re-running the analyses within the largest homogeneous group in terms of racial ancestry.

31 This is the first IMPACT model to quantify the contributions of population risk factors and primary prevention treatments to recent changes in CHD mortality rates by socioeconomic quintiles.

(3) 'Strengths and limitations' and 'Summary' sections should read: IMPACTsec is the first model to quantify the contributions of population risk factors and primary prevention treatments to recent changes in CHD mortality rates by socioeconomic quintiles.

Video abstract 10.1136/bmjopen-2014-006070v1 thes is the first IMPACT model to quantify the contributions of population risk factors and primary prevention treatments to recent changes in CHD mortality rates by socioeconomic quintiles.

We used an extended version of the well-known IMPACT model to estimate the contributions of population-level risk factor changes and changes in treatment uptake on the CHD mortality decline in England between 2000 and 2007 for adults aged 25 and above, for two major risk factors blood pressure and cholesterol.

We let s1, g, s2, g, and h g be the fractional contributions of populations S1, S2, and H to the hybrid population H at generation g + 1.

We present a large scale analysis to identify candidate genes which may contain low-frequency recessive variation contributing to ASD while taking into account the potential contribution of population differences to the genetic heterogeneity of ASD.

It is worth noting that some regions register a positive contribution of population in their accessibility levels, despite the decline of their population.

This decade also registered the highest contribution of population to the accessibility improvement (14.7%) which is in line with population changes shown in Fig. 1.

Some studies look at longer periods of time, individualizing the contribution of population and/or transport infrastructure change to accessibility ([21, 22]).

While these individuals understand the role of variation in evolutionary processes, they fall short in understanding the contribution of population size.