Sentence examples for encompass a population from inspiring English sources

Pediatric trauma patients encompass a population particularly prone to radiation exposure, given their increased susceptibility to ionizing radiation, and often receive care at non-pediatric hospitals which may not have attention to pediatric protocol dosing.

The model expands an existing parameterized within-host dynamics model, which was validated using data from malaria naïve patients [17], [18] to encompass a population of individuals and parasites linked by mosquito transmission.

We also demonstrated that LEE-negative STECs are not a clonal group of human pathogens; instead, they encompass a population of evolutionarily distinct STECs that share virulence features but appear to have acquired these features independently and in parallel, rather than from a common ancestor.

In summary, we have designed a facile chemoenzymatic synthetic route to prepare HA-lipid conjugates that encompass a population of moderately sized HA oligomers, that may be useful for targeting liposomes, solid lipid particles, micelles, emulsions, or other nanoparticles to CD44 receptors.

Audio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.THE Economist tracks the health of housing in 26 markets around the world, encompassing a population of over 3 billion.

Occupying nearly 90 square miles (230 square km), it encompasses a population of about 300,000 in the contiguous cities of Gary, Hammond, East Chicago, and Whiting in Indiana and Calumet City in Illinois.

In addition to securing a monopoly in Egypt, Heineken can take advantage of the country's growing number of free-trade agreements, including that with the 20-member Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, or Comesa, which encompasses a population of 380 million, Mr. Zayat of A.B.C. said.

This metropolitan area covers two local health networks, encompassing a population of 258,000.

GGT encompasses a population of 225 000 in south-east South Australia and south-west Victoria.

This retrospective, observational study was conducted in Maribor, Slovenia, and adjacent rural areas encompassing a population of about 200.000 inhabitants.

The study was conducted in the city of Maribor and adjacent rural areas encompassing a population of 200,000 inhabitants spread over an area of 780 km.