Sentence examples for dedicated population from inspiring English sources

Invite your friends and family to join you in this venture, and you will have a small, but dedicated population.

At its cellular core, a tumor might nourish itself with its own supply of oxygen; it might organize its environment to fuel its growth; it might regenerate itself from a dedicated population of stem cells.

The existence of a dedicated population of cardiac progenitors within gastrulating mesoderm suggests that these cells may have a unique molecular signature.

We also found specimens with clones of cells in other mesodermal derivatives but with no apparent clones within the heart, conclusively demonstrating that within the population of Mesp1+ mesoderm a dedicated population of cardiac progenitors exists.

For the trained sequences, we reasoned that practice should lead to the development of dedicated neuronal populations for trained sequence transitions.

This would seem to be an ideal city for bicycling, with little rain, no snow, year-round sun, a population dedicated to fitness and abundant space.

If that figure is to be believed, that's about ten per cent of the country's population dedicated to drug dealing, extortion, and mayhem so what do you do?

If that figure is to be believed, that's about ten per cent of the country's population dedicated to drug dealing, extortion, and mayhem — so what do you do?

Although current international guidelines recommend DAPT for at least 12 months after implantation of a drug-eluting stent in patients with ACS, these recommendations are not based on randomized controlled trials dedicated to ACS population.

In Portugal and Spain, as in many other Western countries, the proportion of the economic active population dedicated to farming activities is decreasing at a rapid pace, and sheep and goats have been progressively displaced to marginal areas, while local genetic resources are being replaced by more productive industrial and transboundary breeds.

The first component includes leadership, 'health-in-all' policies, dedicated funding for population nutrition promotion, monitoring systems, workforce capacity, and partnerships that need to be in place in order to support and enhance the effectiveness of the more direct policy initiatives [ 51].