Sentence examples for population advances from inspiring English sources

As the US population advances toward a minority-majority, the industry's failure to cater more to minority moviegoers will seem self-defeating.

In the general population, advances in medical therapies mean that effective primary and secondary prevention therapies are available for many patients.

The number of patients being referred to ophthalmology departments is rapidly increasing due to an ageing population, advances in diagnostic and screening tools, such as VF testing and changes in national and professional guidance with regard to glaucoma care.

As the population advances in both size and age, it has been projected that 67 million adults, aged 18 years or older, will be affected by this disease by 2030 [ 2].

In the analysis of long term changes in infection rates or mortality rates, we must consider whether changes in the population, advances in laboratory diagnostic techniques, changes in exposure to risk factors, microbial culture and other factors lead to increased or decreased rates.

The increase in the general population, disproportionate increase in the percentage of elderly in the population, advances in medical technology, rising incomes associated with increased healthcare expectancy by the population, and the increase in utilization engendered by universal, comprehensive benefit coverage have all contributed to increasing healthcare expenditures [ 1, 2].

It is thus possible that the Neanderthals withdrew from the Levant in warmer times while the H. sapiens population advanced northward.

This enables their use in multimodal therapies to overcome the wall of resistance where conventional medicine crash as ageing of the population advance.

"Land cover and land use are changing now at rates unprecedented in human history due to an increasing population, advancing technology and shifts in the climate.

In epidemiologic studies of the general population, advancing age, menopausal status, high body mass index (BMI), medical comorbidities, anxiety disorders, stress, and nicotine and substance use are associated with sleep quality (Bixler 2009).

The average FT of the population advanced with increasing temperature.