Sentence examples for population idea from inspiring English sources

In addition to the benefit and feasibility of intensive weight loss in this population, IDEA will elucidate the benefits of exercise, both with and without intensive weight loss, on knee joint loads, stability, and neuromuscular function.

Diaspora populations' ideas about who they are and where they belong including self-identification with ethnic and national categories reflect important elements of orientation towards and potential engagement with regions of origin.

Instead of improving Russia's war effort, the abdication of the man who, however unqualified to rule, symbolized for the mass of the population the idea of statehood led to the rapid disintegration of the country.

Among the rest of the population, the idea that Republicans are trying to suppress black and low-income votes has energised the Democratic base like "rocket fuel", to quote the chairman of the state Democrats, Jim Burn.

Perhaps they have to imagine the people they prey on as having their own worst qualities, so currently we hear a lot about scroungers and parasites and frauds, as a class of yacht-owning, show jumping, off-piste-skiing, incestuous monsters projects the shame it feels at its own greed on to a population whose idea of decadence is probably bath bombs.

Due to the increasingly distributed, mobile and varied user population, the idea of a defensible perimeter is gone.

Researchers have thought that the Khoisan inherited their genetic diversity from a large ancestral population, an idea supported by a single Khoisan genome published in 2012.

It impresses upon the population the idea that if you're fat, it's a personal failing on your part, that you don't care about yourself, you're unhealthy and lazy, whereas if you're slender, you're self-disciplined, organised, trustworthy, reliable, fit and healthy.

For the OB+ADHD population, the idea is that some patients may have had a preference for endorsing ADHD symptoms, instead of accepting more accurate explanations for distress or lack of obesity treatment progress, e.g., failure to lose weight while being unwilling to exercise.

Even for birds that are generally resistant to fatal WNV infections, the virus may still be an important cause of death relative to the overall mortality rate of the population; this idea provides an explanation for why 7 (17%) of 41 dead pigeons tested positive for WNV in New York in 2000 111 ) and yet none of 6 pigeons experimentally infected showed signs of illness.

Significant ideas of the day found their way onto the stage and, because reasonable ticket prices permitted a regular theatergoing habit among a broad spectrum of the population, these ideas found their way into society at large.