Sentence examples for general population trend from inspiring English sources

This follows the general population trend for Greater Manchester, with residents relocating to new jobs.

However, another Norwegian study suggests that the decrease in suicide rate among female doctors from 1960 to 1989 follows the general population trend [ 52].

24 The observed modest increase in drug use among women giving first birth could thus be a reflection of this general population trend.

For our analysis, the evolution of the BMI of the participants was compared between sports, between dieting category and with the French general population trend, as the subjects were all French athletes.

This can be done by either regularly amending the LoC according to the knowledge about the population status (relative LoC) or fixed LoC values are set, defining the minimum environmental quality to be preserved, independent of the general population trends observed (absolute LoC).

We evaluated whether recent HIV prevalence trends among pregnant women are representative of general population trends.

Whether this reflects general population trends or indicates a need to further optimize treatment regimens remains to be determined.

Over the study period, we found significant downward trends in hospital mortality rate among both the general sarcoidosis population (trend estimate = −0.0359, model-based SE = 0.0080, p < 0.0001) and patients with a primary diagnosis of sarcoidosis (trend estimate = −0.0661, model-based SE = 0.0168, p < 0.0001).

A significant decrease in average length of stay was also observed for general sarcoidosis population (trend estimate = −0.0482, model-based SE = 0.0101, p < 0.0001), but not for patients with a primary diagnosis of sarcoidosis (trend estimate = 0.0110, model-based SE = 0.0132, p = 0.4047).

These VO2max and muscle fitness tests have been used during this past decade (2000-2009) in the Finnish Defense Forces in order to follow-up the fitness components of professional soldiers and reservists and, in addition, to find out the general population based trends in fitness changes.

This study used satellite data combined with general human population trends to examine the impact of armed conflict and its outcome on similar forest ecosystems both during and after hostilities have occurred.