Sentence examples for population easily from inspiring English sources
The population easily swallowed the Nazi lie that all Jews were Bolsheviks.
Shortly after the second world war the proportion of Japanese over 65 was around 5% of the population, easily below that in Britain, France or America.
Their preference was, and remains, a dumb, compliant population easily brought to rage or fear by some menace flagged up through their mainstream media, which supposedly "threatens our way of life".
In such a situation, health indicators able to identify this part of the population easily, without clinical examination, are of great value.
For a screening program to be effective, it must be acceptable to the targeted population, easily accessible, and readily available at an acceptable price.
Nail biting should be routinely looked for and asked for in the child and adolescent mental healthcare setting because it is common in a clinical population, easily visible in consultation and relatively unintrusive to ask about.
The database system could be used to generate clinical research study populations easily with custom search and retrieval criteria.
In addition, many drugs around the world are accessible to some populations easily and remain unused annually.
Lane et al. (2010) presents four main reasons for the rapid increase in mobile sensing applications: 1) availability of cheap embedded sensors, 2) applications can be programmed to use these sensors, 3) app stores can be used to deliver new applications to large populations easily, and 4) back-end servers providing resources for computing.
Multiple underlying etiologies for PCOS [13], different ovarian stimulation protocols and variability in genetic definitions of study populations easily explain such discrepancies.
Because these have not been optimized by evolution for a particular function, the differences in stabilities between the states are likely to be small, with the distribution of the populations easily shifting under even slight changes in cellular conditions.
