Sentence examples for population encompasses from inspiring English sources
We consider a probability model where the design-based approach to inference under simple random sampling of a finite population encompasses a simple random permutation super-population model.
The total Rotterdam Study population encompasses 14,926 persons.
Its catchment population encompasses approximately 80,000 people with roughly 25,000 citizens of Agogo itself.
The hospital's patient population encompasses women of different races and language groups, although black African and 'coloured' women predominate.
The study population encompasses a highly selected group of patients surviving more than three years in spite of low initial CD4 cell count, and a healthy survivor effect may lead to underestimation of the excess mortality in the INRs.
No increase was observed in GFP-intermediate (GFPint) cells, indicating that the GFPhi population encompasses all rescued cells and that BH3 and Bcl2 transgene expression, similar to Bim-deficiency, only rescues high affinity clones and therefore does not seem to enhance positive selection.
This will change the equation for America's health department, which should compensate by increasing the vaccination rate so that it exceeds the critical level for a population encompassing both protected Americans and unprotected visitors.
As this population encompass different rice materials i.e., landraces, varieties and breeding lines, the molecular diversity is contributed majorly by landraces.
Thus, our study population encompassed 976 patients, 770 men (78.9 %) and 206 women (21.1 %), with a median age of 43 years (range 18 96 years).
The studied patient population encompassed (awake) adult patients as well as a group of (anesthetized) children receiving functional 15O-water PET with auditory stimulation during general anesthesia.
The study design and methods allowed our findings to be representative of the United States school enrolled population, encompassing all regions of country, urbanicity types, school sizes/types, and racial/ethnic groups.
