Sentence examples for different groups of populations from inspiring English sources
Various studies have reported about the delays in diagnosis of tuberculosis in different groups of populations.
It would have been indeed interesting to have this additional information as it is now a well recognized public health problem affecting different groups of populations.
In order to visualize the relative similarity among different groups of populations, a factorial correspondence analysis was performed on microsatellite data using Genetix v. 4.05 (Belkhir et al., 2004; data not shown).
The results obtained with AMOVA assuming different groups of populations, or different hierarchical levels, are provided as Φ st (index of divergence between populations) and Φ ct (index of divergence between groups) statistics.
Do we understand the path we're taking here, by defining two different classes of water, for two different groups of population?
Social protection takes into account the multiple and interlinking causes of vulnerability, risk and resilience – addressing them by a wide range of activities across the sectors for the benefit of different groups of population, including children.
The findings of our study suggest that a disaggregated investigation of causes of death by age and SES brings in results that indicate existence of variation in risk factors for the different groups of population.
In the more rural area, we also calculated incidence rates in three different groups of population defined by the size of towns in which they live (small, medium and large towns).
The data were derived by a triangulation method where the respondents were taken from three different groups of population which helped in increasing the validity of evaluation and research findings.
Genetic screening was directed towards four different groups of population: 50 selected patients with ASD or autistic features, their parents, 50 ethnically matched normal controls, and 80 normal individuals having children with syndromic or nonsyndromic mental retardation, developmental delay, or rare neurological syndromes.
While this analysis is useful for determining the gaps in immunization coverage and the socio-demographic factors associated with coverage, further qualitative research is needed to better understand why differences exist in different groups of the population and what barriers prevent full immunization.
