Sentence examples for population efforts from inspiring English sources

To serve this population, efforts were made to provide services within the building.

The danger is that the good news about the drop in fertility may cause policy makers to relax their population efforts, when the reverse is necessary.

Although the turnout of black voters has usually lagged behind their percentage of the population, efforts in several states have shown that the turnout can be greatly stimulated by a combination of effective candidates and marketing.

The nomination of Mr. Klink also marks the second time the White House has taken an anti-abortion stance in the area of foreign policy and international population efforts.

Early in the program, I worked on semantic parsing for temporal expressions, before moving on to relation extraction -- I was actively involved in Stanford's Knowledge Base Population efforts -- and textual entailment.

Given the projected increase in the number of patients with stroke associated with the rapid aging of the population, efforts to improve the efficiency of hospitals and community services are needed at the individual hospital level but also, and arguably more importantly, through effective policies that enable reform across the entire health system.

In any case, no population effort compares to the U.N. agency or International Planned Parenthood.

The best mutant effort em to a given population effort ep is found by calculating em where ∂w em,ep)/∂em = 0 (holding ep constant, and confirming ∂2w em,ep)/∂em2<0 and (∂2w em,ep)/∂em∂ep + ∂2w em,ep)/∂em2)<0 to satisfy conditions for mutant and population stability [10]), and solving the resulting equation for em = ep = e*.

Because many factors interact to regulate expansion and regression of MF-HSC populations, efforts to prevent cirrhosis by targeting any one factor have had limited success, motivating research to identify mechanisms that integrate these diverse inputs.

This is of major importance for the enlargement of GWAS with the availability of whole-genome sequence data from the 1000 Genomes Project and for future whole-population efforts.

In livestock populations efforts have primarily focused on implementing prevention and eradication measures with much less emphasis on the effect of mitigation (transmission control) strategies, taking into consideration economic and development impacts at the macro (national economy, environment) or micro (health, livelihoods, food security of smallholder farmers) levels.