Sentence examples for may be populations from inspiring English sources

She added that the findings "show that there may be populations in this country that have rates and potential for explosion analogous to what we have seen in other parts of the world".

First, there may be populations for which a policy of a single dose at 12 15 months of age would reduce the invasive Hib nearly as much as would a 3-dose primary series plus a booster.

High-risk groups may be subpopulations living in areas with elevated environmental exposure e.g. industrial areas, areas in the vicinity of waste sites, historically polluted areas [ 8], or they may be populations belonging to specific social classes [ 9], with specific dietary habits e.g. elevated fish consumers [ 10] or with a specific home environment [ 11].

Considering that more myopic populations or those with earlier onset of myopia may be populations with earlier or greater reductions in hyperopia, in view of the complementarity of these phenomena, the causes of the decrease in hyperopia prevalence may be common to those explaining the increase in myopia with age.

Some disease gene loci may be population specific.

Our study suggests that some of the observed associations in western populations may be socially rather than biologically based or may be population specific.

Third, we and others have shown that the host genetic determinants of HIV-AIDS pathogenesis may be population-specific [34], [35], [36].

In addition, these QTL may be population-specific.

Therefore, the linkage disequilibrium may be population-specific.

It seems probable, then, that the association of this polymorphism with RA may be population specific.

In addition, both effects and side effects may be population specific.