Sentence examples for most productive groups from inspiring English sources

One of the most productive groups is found in regions of lime-rich glacial till.

This age group represents the most productive group, which contributes significantly to the income of the households or the family [34, 40].

And that would have given the angiosperms the energy to push competitors like conifers out of the canopy around 150 million years ago, making angiosperms the most productive group of land plants in the world.

By combining production and sales data with cost information, we show that the most productive agricultural groups using the system only in the dry season would be profitable in a full cost-recovery model with no economies of scale, but that lower performing groups would not; we also show that many plausible scale-up models and financing mechanisms would be profitable.

Moreover, premature NCD mortality (< 60 years), which affects the most productive age groups, accounted for a major portion of total NCD deaths (males – 38%, females – 32%) [ 7].

HAT affects the most productive age groups as illustrated by the close association between its age distribution and the age-productivity function curve of Murray [ 2] (see Figure 1).

According to the National Surveillance Reports produced by the National Tuberculosis Programme in Myanmar, tuberculosis is the fifth leading cause of morbidity and second leading cause of mortality, mainly affecting those in the most productive age groups (15 59) [ 13].

Tuberculosis is also the leading cause of death among people between fifteen and forty-five — the most productive age group in any country and the key to India's prospects for continued economic growth.

More than 80% of the patients who sought treatment were between 15 and 49 years of age, the most productive age group and majority of these patients were women.

The impact of the HIV epidemic is worst in the most productive age group, including the health workforce.

The most productive age group of 25 39 years is also found at risk for HIV infection which has its own development implications.