For MIDAS, Eubank models "synthetic populations" grounded in transportation patterns, workplace demographics, and other societal data streams.
In 2008, the explosion of the prison population ground to a near halt, according to data released last month by the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
In order to guarantee that the future care provided to our ageing populations is grounded in the best quality evidence, it is imperative that researchers ensure their study populations are representative and include the oldest old, the most rapidly expanding sector of the population.
Our analysis sought to provide a rigorous estimation of the opioid user population by grounding prevalence estimates in a range of datasets that are not often applied to this question.
The reduction of native shrub and tree cover, however, can alter the composition of native populations; ground-foraging bird species, for example, are favored over birds that are canopy foragers.
In this case, an explicit population genetic model grounded in metabolic flux control theory is available to help predict the effect of the position of a gene on protein evolution (Wright and Rausher 2010).
What is clear is that all interventions, whether for AANHPI populations or other at risk populations, must be grounded in a knowledge of the values, norms, knowledge, beliefs, practices, experiences, and languages of the culture (12, 13).
Furthermore, well-being interventions in diseased populations not explicitly grounded in positive psychology theory ('coping with disease courses') were excluded.
Wright (1937) found that a beta distribution arose from a diffusion equation used to study changes in allele frequencies in finite populations, so the beta process is well grounded in population genetics.
ROC SEMPPR is grounded in population genetics and allows us to separate the contributions of mutational biases and natural selection against translational inefficiency on a gene-by-gene and codon-by-codon basis.
