Sentence examples for population level assessment from inspiring English sources

"Until we undertook this work, the best we could do in terms of conservation status assessments for turtles were single global-scale species-level listings because there was no framework for doing regional or population level assessment," Dr. Wallace said.

The study demonstrates the potential suitability of cheek cell epithelium, a completely noninvasive tissue for objective assessment of trans fatty acid particularly where large population level assessment of trans fatty acids are needed.

However, we used the best available questionnaire for population-level assessment of RLS and this questionnaire has been validated in previous cohorts.

A population-level assessment estimated that Avahan averted over 100,000 HIV infections in India from 2003 to 2008 [ 39], and a more recent study suggests that infections averted are linked to large increases in condom use since implementation of Avahan [ 40].

More comprehensive, population-level assessment of multiple-substance smoking might yield data that in part explain African-American smokers' difficulty in quitting tobacco despite smoking only a few cigarettes per day 5 6 and likewise might yield findings that in part explain the puzzling high incidence of smoking-related cancers at young ages among African-American men.

At a population level, growth assessment of children means estimating prevalence of undernourishment, overweight and identification of different groups in need of intervention [ 4].

To better understand the role of aberrant global DNA methylation in the earliest stages of colorectal tumourigenesis (adenoma development) at the population level, further assessment of the association between global methylation and adenoma risk is warranted.

However, this is not necessarily a disadvantage when data are used to provide broad level assessments on the occurrence of OTA in nationally consumed food items, or population level exposure assessments.

These results demonstrated that population density was a much more sensitive endpoint for population level risk assessments.

In the present article, we give practical recommendations for addressing these questions in population level risk assessments.

Population level studies for assessment of magnitude of HIV infection suffer from potential biases, which are likely to hamper the validity and reliability of results [ 20].