Sentence examples for large population found from inspiring English sources

A more recent cross-sectional study on a large population found that migraine is significantly associated with COCs assumption.

Given the large population found to be at risk of Ebola infection from other species, human outbreaks are rare.

The highest occurrence of rabies in vampire bats occurs in the large populations found in South America.

On March 11th a report on Luton, a southern town with a large Asian population, found that women's groups were receiving hundreds of inquiries about forced marriage each year, though the local police said they had dealt with only a handful of such cases.Those cries for help should be better heeded, not least because if ignored they can end in tragedy.

This could explain the large healthy population found in our study, based on our CCI.

Given the large endophytic bacterial population found in various types of tissues, we focused our studies on selected representatives of culturable species, which were selected randomly according to colony morphology, color and size.

A recent survey of PLTC in a large national cohort population found that the number of platelets decreases quickly in childhood, stabilises in adulthood, and further decreases with age [ 23].

Another study that sought to apply random assignment to a large population and found disappointing results was the Tennessee Voluntary Prekindergarten Study (Lipsey et al. 2013).

This series of case-control studies on two large population databases found no overall association between use of bisphosphonates and risk of oesophageal, gastric, or colorectal cancer.

Danish data in a large population study found that the presence of chronic mucous hypersecretion increased the risk of having pneumonia and was associated with a faster decline in lung function in men [ 13].

Searches for a truly natural population were made in the 'Parc du W' in Niger but not a single wild cowpea population was found there while large populations were found not far from the park boundaries but in cultivated, and therefore disturbed areas.