Sentence examples for population framework from inspiring English sources

Many experimental or observational studies in toxicology are best analysed in a population framework.

Instead new technologies emerged to capture this novel medical construct and, given the population framework of this new medical object, it propelled epidemiology and public health from their former sanitary realm to engage with these new illnesses/diseases with disabling attributes".

Strains that have been subjected to genome sequencing were mapped onto the MLST population framework by retrieving their MLST gene sequences.

If so, assays on the frequency of PVL positive isolates in the carriage population may not provide entirely accurate risk assessments in the absence of a population framework.

Our data provide a population framework to MLST supporting 13 distinct populations and in particular a clearly distinct BAPS cluster 4 containing only phylogroup B2 extraintestinal pathogenic STs.

Among the study strengths was the use of a general population framework, a large sample randomly selected and a high participation rate.

We evaluate various NPIs and extend the model to a meta-population framework with network structures to address the impact of Fengxiao and travel reduction on pandemic mitigation during and following the Spring Festival holiday.

Fishes on coral reefs occupy a naturally fragmented environment where patches of suitable reef habitat are surrounded by unsuitable habitat such as open sand and deep water making them amenable to analysis under a meta-population framework.

PCA was applied using two frameworks: the "multipopulation" carried for all populations (fig. 3) and separately for Eurasian populations along with Pygmies and Han Chinese (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online) and our novel "dual-population" framework (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).

The study was guided by three conceptual models: the Lay Health Advisor model, Flaskerud and Winslow's vulnerable populations' framework, and the Behavioral Model for Vulnerable populations 18– 20.

In our previous study, we reported a mathematical model based on population balance framework for a batch cooling sonocrystallization of l-asparagine monohydrate (LAM).