Sentence examples for integrated populations from inspiring English sources

Descriptive summaries of demographic and disease characteristics for included patients were prepared by study and for the integrated populations within each treatment group.

It is hard to tell whether this "Costa Rican model" can be exported to other Latin American countries with much larger or less integrated populations, weaker institutions and fewer resources available for public health.

Because of volume conduction and network properties, we assume that the cortical electrodes recorded integrated population activities, directly from multiple cortical generators and, directly and indirectly (e.g., via thalamocortical neurons), from subcortical generators [17].

That is a start, but chapters should work to integrate populations as much as possible, said Delia Pompa, chairwoman of the PTA's Hispanic advisory board and the executive director of the National Association of Bilingual Educators.

With the help of polyethylene glycol stamping and laminin coating, a neuronal-like network was achieved by integrating populations of SH-SY5Y cells with a microwell network pattern.

The design proposals extend to time-based development integrating population influx, economic activity, and seasonality.

He currently works on integrating population genetics and multiple omic datasets to better identify drug targets and predict drug effects.

This study demonstrated that the Monte Carlo method could be used for muscle force prediction by integrating population variability of physiological parameter into a biomechanical muscle model.

The film documents the "PHE" approach to development, which integrates population, health and environment projects to empower rural coastal communities in Tanzania.

A second focus of her research involves conservation physiology with emphasis on developing multidisciplinary methods that integrate population ecology with metagenomics and physiological approaches for the rapid assessment of threatened populations to address questions concerning human/wildlife interactions and biodiversity conservation.

Other institutions, such as the University of Illinois and Florida International University, are integrating population and public health perspectives throughout their curricula, to make sure that all students learn about public health.