Sentence examples for more population compared from inspiring English sources
While all the ethnic groups in the province were sampled, some ethnic groups have more population compared to others.
South Yorkshire has a more deprived population compared to the areas surveyed in Worcestershire.
Milan has a more elderly population compared to the other two cities.
Clients enrolled in the VLM group followed certain inclusion criteria including living within 20 km of the clinic and willingness to attend to visit schedules which could also select for a more adherent population compared to the IM group.
As human stays on the top of the food chain, the sul plasmids from healthy human reflects a more mixed population compared with pig or pork (partly represented by pig carcasses) also reflecting other reservoirs that connected to the farm to fork chain.
Not only did MSCs grow faster with hypoxia and bFGF combined, but the cultures were more representative MSC population compared to clonally expanded MSCs because all MSCs are utilized, not just a subset of rapidly dividing MSCs.
A higher Δ%Thy1.1+ indicates enrichment of the reporter+ cells in the more mature GFPlo population compared to the less mature GFPhi population.
Furthermore, the trials apply many patient exclusion criteria that will result in a relatively more healthy study population compared to our cohort.
In addition, transfection of chondrocytes isolated from an elderly donor with the gene for telomerase reverse transcriptase hTERT not only resulted in elongated telomeres, but also enabled the transduced cells to undergo 275 more population doublings compared to normal cells, indicating that chondrocytes also are affected by replicative senescence (Martin and Buckwalter 2003).
In conclusion this study shows that ADRs occur more frequently in the paediatric population compared to adults, and more frequently in patients exposed to cancer chemotherapy.
In conclusion, this study shows that ADR-related hospital admissions occur more frequently in the paediatric population compared with adults, and more frequently in patients exposed to cancer chemotherapy.
