Sentence examples for date population from inspiring English sources
There is a need for an up to date population based description of cause of sudden and severe headache as the modern epidemiology of thunderclap headache may require updating in the light of research on cerebral vasoconstriction syndromes.
The cultural management plan module included submodels to determine target grain yield and quality, cultivar choice, sowing date, population density, sowing rate, fertilization strategy, and water management, whereas the crop regulation indices module included submodels for suitable development stages, dynamic growth indices, source-sink indices, and nutrient indices.
Niu and Y. Qi) independently drew the following information from all qualified studies: first author's last name, publication date, population ethnicity, study design, baseline characteristics of the study population, and the genotype distribution in patients and controls.
To date, population models of wild coarse fish have not taken into account endocrine-disrupting effects.
We predict that our findings are applicable to the larger date population given the sample size and heterogeneity of fruit conditions.
To date, population genetic structure has been analyzed in only a few whitefly species, and little is known about population genetic structure in T. vaporariorum.
To date, population-based studies have not explicitly examined the relationship between sexism and cardiovascular disease, but smaller studies have yielded fairly consistent results.
An up to date population-based study could make an important contribution to our current knowledge of sudden and severe headache, specifically the true incidence and prognosis of vasoconstriction syndromes, and better assessment of the clinical features and prognosis of those with 'uncertain' or 'unclassifiable' headaches.
Perhaps as early as 20,000 years ago, and certainly within a few thousand years of this date, populations had entered the New World via a Bering Straits Land Bridge exposed by low glacial sea levels.
To date, population-based rates of bloodborne viral infections in this region are lacking.
Approximately 2% of Ashkenazi Jewish women carry a mutation, but to date population-based testing has not been advocated.
