Sentence examples for experience of population from inspiring English sources

The concepts for applying time-to-event analysis in the field of Pharmacometrics were outlined in a tutorial by Holford, where the target audience are primarily those who already have some experience of population pharmacokinetic analysis.

The importance of balanced protein-calorie malnutrition in early life has been studied in two natural experiments based on the starvation experience of populations under siege in the second world war (Dutch and Leningrad studies) and one small randomised controlled trial of supplemental nutrition from Guatemala.

We advertised in a national daily paper to find interviewers from throughout the country, selecting 47 of 150 applicants with backgrounds in health care, fluent in English and Nepali and with prior experience of population-based surveys.

Estimates of cancer risks following exposure to ionizing radiation traditionally have been based on the experience of populations exposed to substantial (and known) doses delivered over short periods of time.

What is accessible is information about the size of harvest, the collective experience of populations – individuals are treated as immersed in their historical conditions, and as a group can be related to their descendents' health outcomes, also as a group – this is the statistical nature of epidemiology.

The consistent evidence from Table 6 points towards movements away from predicted trajectories of life expectancies and fertility rates inferred by the demographic, epidemiological or health transitions as predictive models for describing the historical experiences of population health change in African regions and countries over the past 60 years.

The epidemiological transition theory was first formulated by Abdel R. Omran (1) to describe quite accurately the shift in demographic and disease profiles reflecting historical experiences of populations in Europe and North America from the mid-18th century through the 1950s.

But consider the experience of a population that has had very little reliable information during the past 35 years, and has had far too much of rumor, conspiracy theories and propaganda.

Fishing in Utopia: Sweden and the Future That Disappeared Andrew Brown Granta £16.99, pp261 Sweden, along with its Scandinavian neighbours, has for some years been a top performer in those vaguely perplexing polls that calibrate the general experience of a population.

As such the findings reflect the experience of this population.

HLE combines the mortality and morbidity experience of a population into a single composite indicator.