Sentence examples for cross sections of the population from inspiring English sources
To calculate the emissions generated by cross sections of the population, he relied on estimates of the average activity level of American citizens at varying ages in nine energy-intensive areas, from use of electricity to gas to air travel.
While a homogenous subject group is good in that it affords greater statistical discrimination power and lower p values for any specific effect size, there is the concern that the findings may not generalize to broader cross sections of the population.
In a city where love of the unconventional is almost religion, the women have attracted a dedicated following that slices a diverse cross section of the population.
These people would have to represent a reliable cross section of the population, so you'd need people from all age groups, social backgrounds, ethnicities and all that.
As cycling becomes "normalised" and more popular with a broader cross section of the population, the hope is that it will foster a greater level of understanding between riders and motorists.
Like the current demonstrations — but to a far greater degree — the earlier ones swelled from a small base to embrace a cross section of the population, emptying out homes and businesses and government offices as people joined the protests.
"A case can also be made — given that treatment is more effective and less expensive — that these kinds of supports be made available to a broader cross section of the population," he said.
