Sentence examples for impression of population from inspiring English sources

A common, if perhaps simplistic, understanding of the purpose of population surveillance is to gain an overall impression of population composition and distribution of risk factors to inform public health action.

I don't get the impression of a population cowed by authority".

Nevertheless, Butajira District at the time did not convey the impression of a population in crisis, nor were any substantial humanitarian relief efforts triggered.

This could result in a selection bias and an impression of a healthier population of elephants working longer hours, which may explain the quadratic relationship identified.

*after cardiac surgery Baseline characteristics of a recent cohort of 500 patients that were admitted to the thoracic ICU, to provide an impression of the expected patient population in the GRIP-COMPASS trial.

The impression is of a perfect storm of population increase and climate change in our lifetimes and those of our children.

It's certainly true that the news-flavored view of the Palestinians in this country is largely unsympathetic, yielding a uniform impression of a vengeful, intractably angry population.

Our finding of 41% of the examined elderly population receiving therapy is not consistent with practitioners' impression of receipt of chemotherapy in this population.

The Telovs stand in for a world population under the impression of rejoicing in the promise of good times to come.

In the short term, there was a widespread impression in the population of the eurozone that the introduction of the euro had led to an increase in prices, but this impression was not confirmed by general indices of inflation and other studies.

As we discussed in our previous report, the data from Karafet et al. [ 14] suggested a false impression of the high diversity of northern populations without taking the recent admixture from Central Asia into consideration [ 8].