Sentence examples for everyday population from inspiring English sources
The KPNC PHASE (Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes Everyday) population registry was identified in 2005 for a management program aimed at preventing CVD.
Most likely some or all of the studies included in the meta-analyses represent highly selected study participants whereas our study is set in our everyday clinical population.
But it illustrates that the things we do everyday, the human population pressure, damages the environment.
In many parts of the world and for large parts of the population, everyday life routinely involves online access to a wide variety of purveyors of news, information and popular culture, as well as search engines, social networking platforms and other content aggregators that seek to help users find, organise and make sense of it all.
The reference agencies already hold amazing power over our everyday lives, splitting the population into rating-haves and rating-havenots.
"Aside from the nuclear threat," he says, "there hasn't been much in science that has the potential to affect a larger percentage of the population's everyday life".
The SO2 thresholds are used here as points of reference for modelling purposes and are conservative values that have been defined with reference to a general population undertaking everyday activities.
But those are big ideas and far removed from a population's everyday life where cold is interpreted as permission to ignore climate change.
In 1883 the first Minister of Health for Glasgow warned of the danger of divorcing everyday clinical care from population aspects.
Therefore, the search for other natural compounds present in everyday life of the population could be interesting as auxiliary in the antidepressant treatment with fewer side effects than conventional therapy.
Therefore, this study focused on physical activities that community-dwelling older people can easily participate in during their everyday lives as a population approach; specifically, we analyzed the relationship between participation in community sport organizations and the incidence of falls.
