Sentence examples for innovative population from inspiring English sources

He said, "I definitely am keen to get that solution there as well because there is especially a very young and innovative population there that are very quick to adopt new solutions".

Such models are always site and context specific but they are critical in the absence of adequate monitoring data that would enable rigorous empirical analysis or innovative population modelling [3].

Recently, innovative population-based algorithms such as ABC, BBO, and HS have arisen as promising optimization methods due to they provide a good tradeoff between design and performance when compared to other more elaborated methods.

The MHG study was an innovative population-based cross-sectional study of adults aged 18 49 in Agbogbloshie in 2012.

An innovative, population-based Omnibus Survey was used to assess the reach of several key interventions (e.g. ORS) and health promotion messages at the 10 week mark.

The research team includes knowledgeable researchers who have extensive research experience pertaining to health services organization and performance, and experience in developing innovative population-based interventions.

Our results attest to the feasibility of conducting an innovative population-based study of non-traditional risk factors for falls and disability in the older population.

HMRN was devised with the overarching aim of overcoming existing limitations and producing high quality functional data through the development of an innovative population-based registry.

To tackle the global burden of obesity that disproportionately affects people from lower socioeconomic groups living in underdeveloped or developing countries (Di Cesare et al., 2013) we need innovative population-level interventions aimed at changing the "obesogenic environments" that have contributed to the obesity epidemic.

If populist lies are to be stopped from getting half way round the world, we need The Economist to report the truth.Harriett Baldwin MP for West Worcestershire House of Commons LondonIP in India* SIR – India is squandering its opportunity to raise an innovative working population and economy ("What a waste", May 11th).

The municipal incentive is to attract businesses, institutions, and a workforce that will benefit from this innovative artistic population, and especially the visible creative environment it engenders.