"It's not even the same population because the pool has widened.
Even the prevalence of obesity was significantly lower in INHES population because the anthropometric assessment and the age range differed.
The panel also questioned whether the drug could be used by the general population because the participants in the clinical trial were mainly young, white, otherwise healthy women.
They may be more artistically inclined than the general population, because the rest of us have so many more outlets for our energies that they do not have".
In the vast majority of cases, it is not viable to study the entire population because the empirical work necessary is expensive and involves much time and resources.
The result will be a loss of economic influence.Governments hate the idea of a shrinking population because the absolute size of GDP matters for great-power status.
The conventional explanations have centered on more police, better policing, bigger prisons or something demographic, like the aging of the population, because the younger criminal tends to be more murderous.
(Though one Upper East Side tract had a higher number, with 607, that number amounted to only 6.2percentt of the working population, because the tract was so much bigger than the one on the West Side).
Limited guidance exists for dosing melphalan for autologous stem cell transplantation (ASCT) in the obese patient population, because the current literature reports conflicting clinical outcomes between obese and nonobese patients.
Burd contends that Pell is not the best measure to judge whether a school is serving the neediest population because the grants are awarded to some students from lower-middle class families.
A principal theory has long been that these variant genes have become common in the population because the diseases strike late in life, after a person has had children.
