Sentence examples for population it is possible to from inspiring English sources

There are, undeniably, cyclical movements of population; it is possible to find fluctuations in the rates of marriage, birth, mortality, and migration, but the extent to which such fluctuations may be associated with changes in economic conditions is not clear.

In particular, we investigate whether, in an agent population, it is possible to identify a relation between competitiveness and cooperation.

Since the pool of ethnic Danes consists of the whole population, it is possible to use nearest neighbor without replacement as the matching method and get a good match.

We have also shown that, if we know the true distribution of the allelic frequencies in the founder population, it is possible to obtain very accurate estimates of genealogical coancestries from either molecular coancestries or covariances if the number of markers is high.

Taking the performance of hospitals that were in the highest third for the rate of coronary angiography (they performed PCI and CABG in 60.2% of the presenting population), it is possible to calculate the deficit compared with the hospitals with the lowest rate of angiography and revascularisation.

Just to take an example of neonatal mortality, Darmstadt et al. [ 1] showed that when community-based antenatal healthcare at health facilities is used in ideal conditions and in a population with a ANC coverage of 99%, and when this healthcare is coupled with skilled assistance at delivery and postnatal care covering 90% of the population, it is possible to reduce neonatal mortality by over 70%.

Given the age distribution for cancer deaths and that for the general population, it was possible to estimate the life-years gained (LYG) due to a lower incidence of cervical cancer, anogenital cancer and head and neck cancer.

In large homogeneous populations it is possible to estimate the normal frequency of common events such as deaths and accidents.

Our results indicate that even for the case of heterogeneous client populations it is possible to achieve download times that are almost independent of the number of clients and very close to optimal.

We also showed that by using multi-populations it is possible to refine the associated cis-effect DNA regions.

Since meta-analyses typically incorporate data from a variety of populations, it is possible to miss regions of importance to only a segment of the affected population when relying solely on GSMA.