While we're taught to recognize that every patient is unique, what we learn is largely based on studies of large populations and data from the laboratory.
"We're seeding places with large populations and limited incomes, trying to take picture taking to those markets," he said.
Many species, such as the common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis), have large populations and vast geographic ranges.
She dropped her study of depression in large populations and turned to creating images of color and light on Torah covers, ark curtains and other Judaica.
It's difficult to understand something like income inequality across large populations and to communicate your understanding of it across vast distances without counting.
Based on this and other evidence, he insisted that the Amazon once contained large populations and at least one, if not more, advanced civilizations.
"We have the mathematical ability to look at large populations and predict the rate of these complications," Dr. Fry noted.
Traditionally, a candidate with just over two months until an election would focus on battleground states, or states with large populations and value in the electoral college: Florida, Iowa, New York, the Rust Belt states and others.
Conflicts, large populations and food insecurity have stymied progress across the region and resulted in a failure to hit MDG1 – the drive to halve the number of people living on less than $1.25 a day.
In places like Mexico and China, which have always had large populations and therefore have had a more inclusive approach to the question of what is edible, insects have been eaten for centuries (if not millennia).
This is an old prophecy, dating back more than a century to one of the original American explorers of the West, John Wesley Powell, who doubted the territory could support large populations and intense development.
