Sentence examples for general public aged from inspiring English sources

This is his considered and insightful reply: "The goal of my work is to show non-experts – the general public aged 4 to 99, students of biology, journalists and politicians, and so on – what is being discovered in biology, in a format that is accessible, meaningful, and engaging.

Availability of screening to the general public aged 65 years and older will be communicated via posters or flyers located within the pharmacy and at the entrance to the pharmacy.

Recently an IOM expert panel established to formulate new guidelines recommended that 600 IU/day would suffice for the general public aged 1 70 years, with the dose increased to 800 IU/day for those older than 70 years.

Willingness to undergo HIV testing in this study (78.8% rural; 73.0% urban) was greater than that of participants in the only published study of the general public, aged 18 45 years, carried out between October 2005 and February 2006 in Guizhou Province, China (43.5%) [ 22].

We performed a web-based survey in a representative sample of the Dutch general public (aged 18 65).

A survey company recruited members of the general public, based on age and sex, to take part in focus groups.

One study determined the utility of children/adolescents with skin disease using the SG technique by deriving preferences from the general public (mean age: 54 years).

Our data was sampled on representativeness for the Dutch general public between the ages of 18 and 65 in terms of age, gender and education level.

Strategic sampling was used to obtain a sample representative for the Dutch general public between the ages of 18 and 65 in terms of age, gender and education level.

"And in a recent survey of the general public in Advertising Age, advertising professionals were rated well below lawyers, auto mechanics and, most appallingly, members of Congress.

The typical active-duty Army soldier is 27, and the general public in that age group voted 66 to 32percentt for Mr. Obama, according to national exit polls of 18- to 29-year-olds.