Sentence examples for more general populations from inspiring English sources

Genes identified within this isolated population will likely play a role in a subset of late-onset AD cases across more general populations.

Others looked at more general populations of churchgoers and found lower disease rates, but failed to take into account that only people who are in fairly good health can go to church.

These findings are supported by others using more general populations [ 39– 42].

This type of information is of use when assessing the possible extrapolation of the trial results to more general populations.

This problem is dealt with in a randomized clinical trial setting, but then again at the cost of loss of generalizability to more general populations.

As elsewhere, sentinel surveillance of high-risk populations is performed and more general populations are partially assessed by HIV testing of blood donors and pregnant women.

Testing a special case constricts the generalization of the results and therefore conclusions from single cases to a more general population have only limited value.

The more general population, who are practised in responding to the media's idiocies, obediently responded.

It is unknown whether this model is applicable to a more general population of PH patients.

Internal polls were largely correct, but some public polls, relying on a more general population, were wildly off.

The researchers said they are currently testing the algorithm's accuracy in a more general population of men.