Sentence examples for of population groups for from inspiring English sources

The method calculates F statistics (F SC, F ST and F CT) using AMOVA [ 48] and identifies the optimum number of population groups for a set of sampled populations given a geographic distribution.

Blood samples for serology can be obtained more readily and from a wide range of population groups (for example as residual specimens collected for other purposes) and thus serology offers logistical advantages compared to the collection of cervical samples for genotyping.

Between September 2002 to April 2003, 3096 volunteers from Mbeya (southwestern Tanzania, latitude 8°54'53″S and longitude 33°27 '43″E were enrolled in a prospective community cohort study, with the objective of assessing the suitability of different population groups for HIV vaccine cohort development.

The pilot testing of this framework, however revealed significant data gaps and problems in obtaining meaningful information to assess the coverage of discrete population groups for essential health services, especially for treatment and rehabilitation services [ 33].

Exposure tracking is the monitoring of individuals, communities, or population groups for the presence of an environmental agent or its metabolite.

L. 107 251, § 302(a)(1)(B), substituted "254b(h)(4) of this title), seasonal agricultural workers (as defined in section 254b(g)(3) of this title) and migratory agricultural workers (as so defined)), and residents of public housing (as defined in section 1437a(b)(1) of this title) may be population groups" for "256(r) of this title) may be a population group".

An allozyme survey of populations in the eastern Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska attempted to define population groups for harvest management and fishery enforcement (Seeb et al. 1990; Grant et al. 2011).

From a personal perspective I will add that it is no longer acceptable to sacrifice the interests of one population group for the benefit of another in a supposed "bargain" struck by powerful elites.

These scores vary across studies and according to the characteristics of the population group for which the measure is validated [ 14].

Adolescents (12 to 18 years of age) are a well-defined population group for whom dental ill health can be a problem [ 4, 5].

The contemporary populations have gout prevalences of more than double those of other population groups (Europeans, for example [ 44]).