Sentence examples for narrow populations from inspiring English sources

However, the application of this training method has traditionally been applied to relatively narrow populations (e.g., football or track and field).

Another way to speed drugs to market, PCAST suggests, would be to limit newly approved drugs to narrow populations of patients.

Essentially, MAS is performed within narrow populations (i.e., elite cultivars with residual heterogeneity) with the goal of obtaining more precise estimates of genetic value in early field trials consisting of only a single replication.

And he suggests that only a narrow population take the G.R.E.

And it is becoming more difficult to develop drugs for each narrow population of patients with a particular tumor mutation.

But the reality is that the GHWI group itself is a new, experimental unit targeting a very narrow population.

While this has meant that the findings are restricted to a narrow population base, the project's funding was derived from a study of the hazards posed by the Cotopaxi volcano.

Most research in the field of child development has been derived from a narrow population of children (mainly from North America and Europe) and may well not be easily generalizable beyond its original catchments (Benson, 2003; LeVine & New, 2008).

Nevertheless, differences are observed in commercial practice, and the objective of this study is to determine which factors are most important in determining extract within a narrow population by use of statistical analysis.

An alternate approach is a two-stage design whereby an associated gene is found in a narrow population by a genome-wide screen and then evaluated in other populations.

After 12 rounds of dialysis with 3-µm-pore-size membranes, vesicles smaller than 3 µm in the population were almost entirely eliminated, resulting in a relatively narrow population size distribution between 3 and 5 µm in diameter (Figure 2C and 2D).