Sentence examples for explained to the population from inspiring English sources

Risks and costs need to be explained to the population.

Other studies have suggested that false alarms do not necessarily have a negative impact on future responses to warnings if the reasoning behind the warning is explained to the population clearly (e.g. Mileti and Peek [2000]) or if the uncertainty surrounding the hazard event is explained (e.g. Sharma and Patt [2012]).

The project protocol and objectives were explained to the population and signed informed consent was individually obtained from all study participants or their parents.

The project protocol and objectives were explained to the population and informed consent was individually obtained from all subjects either by signature or by thumbprint on a voluntary consent form written in Thai, the local language.

The study, its benefits and risks are explained to the population and consent forms are distributed to be signed by the subjects who are willing to participate in this study.

However the discussions at the end of the meetings reassured researchers that the project was broadly acceptable to the community and that aspects of genetic and genomic research could be adequately explained to the population.

The administration's strategy in the coming months will aim to explain to the population in NATO countries that, while the war in Afghanistan has been going on for nearly nine years, the current counterinsurgency strategy began only in the first year of the Obama administration — and that a full complement of forces has only arrived late this summer.

By entering their nation onto the cusp of war mere days before two vital regime events, Pyongyang could explain to the population the reason for the current food shortages and lack of economic fortitude.

The project protocol and objectives of the study were carefully explained to the research population in their own language by a local translator.

Oral and written informed consent was obtained from the community leaders once the study was explained to the assembled community population, one community at a time.

The project protocol and objectives were carefully explained to the assembled village population and informed consent was individually obtained from all subjects by signature on a voluntary consent form written in both French and in Wolof.