Sentence examples similar to credible population from inspiring English sources

We sought to estimate the global incidence of iNTS disease by age and region and to calculate the number of illnesses and deaths by extrapolating credible population-based incidence data and incorporating the effects of HIV and malaria to account for differences in the population at risk among countries.

Though C. sinensis is cultivated worldwide, there has been almost no genetic research conducted to answer the domestication questions of it, because the credible wild population of C. sinensis has been seldom found [ 27].

The current analysis, using InterVA-4, returned COD patterns that were generally credible at the population level and in subjects of all ages.

These effects are over and above the improvement seen in the control groups, which also received credible treatments; the population included in most studies had a generally poor prognosis 67; and many patients had already failed a period of conservative treatment.

As it is also likely that different methods of data collection (such as retrospective questionnaires, diaries, frequent telephone interviews, or as in this study, frequent text-messaging) would result in different profiles, such studies should use the same method of data collection, to make comparisons between studies and study populations credible.

RL: These measurements are credible in a given population because of the way answers correlate with physical markers such as cortisol levels.

Even so, Mr. Gates said the United States should be cautious that its counterinsurgency efforts — which call for protecting the population, establishing credible government institutions and rebuilding the economy — should not become a lengthy and expensive commitment to nation-building.

"Comrade Joe Modise was responsible for creating a loyal, stable, unified and professional South African National Defense Force, one that has become increasingly representative of the population and credible and legitimate in the eyes of our people," said Moloto Mothapo, a spokesman for the Congress of South African Trade Unions.

He said: "If the 'Yes' campaign set out the case for Scotland being a more prosperous but also a more equal society, is that going to be credible with the Scottish population?

Like any sort of programme, we've started small and slowly grown so that people are becoming more aware of it and it's become more credible to the rugby population here".

The large number of patients and centers included makes generalizability to population level credible.