Sentence examples for incorporating a population from inspiring English sources

A new droplet drying model incorporating a population balance to model suspended solids is introduced.

Habitat-specific regression analyses revealed that incorporating a population metabolism adjustment factor into the model resulted in a generally better fit than the original model.

Strategies incorporating a population prepandemic vaccination program resulted in a low CAR and, consequently, a low number of hospitalizations (strategy 3 = 136.8/100,000; strategy 4 = 79.4/100,000) and deaths (strategy 3 = 54.7/100,000; strategy 4 = 31.8/100,000).

A 2012 Institute of Medicine report is the latest in the growing number of calls to incorporate a population health approach in health professionals' training.

As shown in Figure 1, the risk assessment phase of the NexGen framework expands the classical Red Book framework (NRC 1983) to incorporate a population health approach, new directions in toxicity testing, and new risk assessment methodologies.

To calculate correlations between SNP allele frequencies and current and past climate variables, we used the Bayesian linear model method of Coop et al. (2010), which controls for population history by incorporating a covariance matrix of populations and accounts for differences in sample size between populations.

It is not uncommon for studies with highly selective inclusion and exclusion criteria to incorporate a study population that has completely different demographics from the patients under the care of a typical practicing clinician, thus reducing any generalization of its results to that physician's clinic population.

To recapitulate the epithelial-stromal interactions present in the in vivo situation, cultures were constructed to incorporate a fibroblast population with the epithelial-myoepithelial co-unit.

A larger population incorporating a wide spectrum of age is needed to analyze the relationships between age and cardiovascular or hormonal response to handgrip and to state the unique role of ADM in maintaining the vascular tone in different stages of the life.

Finally, our patient population was a convenience sample from the community; future studies would benefit from incorporating a variety of different populations (e.g., subjects from a tertiary memory clinic).

This may be unrealistic for some taxonomic groups and species and thus we extended the model by incorporating an Allee effect: a population is considered to become established on the island only if the number of propagules of the same species found on the island during a time period T is above the Allee threshold a.