Sentence examples for population criteria from inspiring English sources

When using the general population criteria for obesity, 10.6% of South Asian women were classified as obese.

The remaining analyses used the Asian WHO BMI criteria for all Asian women, and the general population criteria for all non-Asian women.

These were selected on ecological, socioeconomic and population criteria by stratified random sampling from the province population of 871 villages and 131 urban census blocks.

These data, utilizing general population criteria for obesity, showed the prevalence of obesity in Asian Americans was only 10.8% compared with 34.9% in all U.S. adults (13).

Applying these criteria doubled the incidence of first trimester obesity among South Asian women compared with using the general population criteria for obesity.

Within these limits, other design considerations produced only modest differences in study population criteria between groups or differences in the application of the interventions, as highlighted below.

The first stage involved making a random selection of sampling points based on aggregates of townlands, using a minimum population criterion.

The population criterion ('patients with DME') was deliberately inclusive, irrespective at this stage of features such as central involvement, prior treatments used or baseline visual acuity.

Studies investigating risk of death for patients with COPD after an interventional procedure following an MI (such as percutaneous coronary intervention or coronary artery bypass graft) were specifically excluded under the population criterion.

Baker v. Carr's elevation of new population equality criteria for redistricting over old geographic-based criteria reflected an evolution in how the courts and society understood the principles of representation.

In an Asian population, the criteria for metabolic syndrome (MetS) are different from those for Western populations.