Sentence examples for much wider population from inspiring English sources

And the time and resources involved in granting access to such drugs could delay efforts to get them approved for a much wider population of needy patients, especially at smaller companies.

While the focus is Europe, the inclusion in the consultation group of members from all six world regions has aimed for cross-cultural relevance of all content so that it is useful to a much wider population.

But when you get here you get to understand more how Trump got into the minds of a much wider population than expected.' She also thought the bipartisan structure of the debates was detrimental to generating meaningful conversations on policy.

As Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's Mike Tringale reports, "Now you've got yourself a much wider population that could potentially be affected that might not have been affected before".

In the longer term, the development of computerised integrated health records could allow the methods to applied to a much wider population and thus greatly improve the detection rates of ADRs.

But, as we have revealed, hypovitaminosis D concerns a much wider population, including immigrants and non-immigrants, and young and old.

These deaths occur across a wide range of specialty areas and 15 000 (7%) deaths definitely associated with sepsis in 2001 2010 did not occur in hospital; this should prompt a much wider population-based approach to future quality improvement.

If achieved, this would also increase the availability of fertility treatments to a global population, i.e. by using IUI instead of IVF and by making cost-effective IUI available to a much wider patient population.

There was a much wider range of population mixing at ward level than at county district level, reflecting considerable heterogeneity between wards within county districts.

There is a third social impact of the graduate with no future: the sheer size of the student population means that it is a transmitter of unrest to a much wider section of the population than before.

The unemployment that has wrought such devastation in black communities for decades is now being experienced by a much wider swath of the population.