Sentence examples for intermediary population from inspiring English sources

The latter way of modeling amounts to considering an intermediary population of pyramidal neurons (P') interacting with P through synaptic connections.

The questionnaires consisted of two distinct parts: 1) questions addressed to managers and intermediary target populations such as health volunteers in offices, factories, schools, kindergartens, and other places of intervention, and 2) questions addressed to the target population.

They are often obliged to serve as intermediaries between the population, the health services, and the "developers".

Moreover, given that the implementation of each intervention required meetings with policymakers and stakeholders, as well as the intermediary and target populations, the minutes of meetings corresponding to the interventions were collected.

The precedent in experimental design established by such studies may represent the most promising intermediary in T. cruzi population genetics until imminently superseded by comparative population genomics.

Short term studies may draw incomplete conclusions about the selective nature of harvest, and studies that examine only life history or morphological endpoints of wild populations (e.g., Yoneda and Wright 2004; Hamilton et al. 2007) may not reveal annual variability and intermediary processes within a population that can have broader ecosystem impacts.

Beyond these two studies, published literature on the effect of improved access to primary healthcare in remote, underserved populations on intermediary indicators or health outcomes is sparse.

From the aspect of biological analogues, Popularity can therefore be viewed as the self-reinforcing ability to attract social connections, Closeness as the ability to influence other individuals in a group and the ease of doing so, while Betweenness describes how well an individual is positioned to act as a necessary intermediary in a group or population.

The Hispanic American population demonstrates an intermediary pattern of ESKD susceptibility when compared with African and Europeans Americans (1), but the pathogenetic basis for this observation remains unknown.

These figures show that a minor part of the genetic origin of diabetes-related intermediary traits in the general population has been elucidated, telling us that future studies likely will uncover many more risk loci.

* Numbers provided for the merged organization ** These two sites account for one hospital (CH Charlevoix) In 2006, the Laval UIHN decided to invest in a large telepathology project to offer the population in peripheral, intermediary and remote regions improved access and continuity with respect to specialized services.