Sentence examples for peer population from inspiring English sources

There is another underrepresented diversity group among our peer population: veterans.

Simulation results show that the proposed architecture is not only scalable to peer population, but also sustainable to peer- and network-initiated dynamics and influences in peer-to-peer systems.

To be effective for P2P use, the geometry must meet several criteria, including: the overlay must be fully connected for resiliency to peer failure, peers throughout the peer population must have a uniform degree to avoid load imbalance, there must be support for at least one type of distributed routing function that converges, and so on.

The present study evaluates the nature and severity of changes in child mental health after bereavement in comparison with a non-bereaved peer population in a large representative sample, hereby taking into account pre-bereavement internalizing and externalizing problems and other potentially confounding variables.

Thus, the temporary population of individuals is compared with their peers' population.

This is the first peer-reviewed population level study published in Europe assessing child development outcomes across multiple domains using EDI.

Furthermore, the women who participated were younger than those who declined participation (44.9 vs 53.0 years, P<0.001) and more highly educated than their general population peers (Statistics Netherlands, 2011).

Irrespective of residence, breast cancer survivors, on average, reported comparable scores on most QOL scales as their general population peers, although physical well-being was significantly lower among non-urban survivors (versus the general population, P < 0.01).

While there was a significant (P < 0.05) difference in body mass index between urban breast cancer survivors and their general population peers, this was attenuated when missing values were omitted from analyses.

Despite overall QOL similarities between survivors and their general population peers, up to one-third (depending on the subscale) of survivors continued to experience lower QOL 12 months following diagnosis of breast cancer.

In each venue key informants such as street laborers, local people living close to the venue, local leaders, experienced researchers from prior studies on mobile populations, peer educators and outreach officers were consulted for mapping the next venue.