Sentence examples for nice population from inspiring English sources

"I can tap into a nice population that you just can't walk up to and get a hold of, and do a nice project efficiently, so it's a win-win situation for everybody," he said of his spring training research.

Nice, nice, nice.

People look after each other in those situations – and it's nice when a population can be trusted".

In contrast, NICE serves a population >10 times the size, and it would not be possible for every Primary Care Trust or trust to be represented on the appraisal committees.

4) It would be nice to provide a population measure for the experiments illustrated in Figure 4, perhaps as was done in Figure 5E.

Does adding PLC to external or internal leaflets do more than shift Vmid? 4) It would be nice to provide a population measure for the experiments illustrated in Figure 4, perhaps as was done in Figure 5E.

25 The measure of physical activity, the GPPAQ, has been recommended for use in UK populations by NICE and was selected for this study following pilot work which demonstrated its face validity with the study population.

However, one of the reviewers felt that it would be nice to expand on the population decoding, and discuss the fact that they have not considered population models that do not simply sum activities (e.g.,, those with optimal weighting of the contribution of each cell) and network nonlinearities useful for marginalization of task-irrelevant information like divisive normalization.

Politically, a small population is a nice thing to have.

It's all part of her effort to support the spaying and neutering of pets to control the homeless animal population, which seems nice in theory, but maybe someone should check in on her husband.

Screening according to NICE guidance using either general population guidance or that specifically suggested for immunosuppressed individuals would only have detected half or fewer of these LTBI cases.