Sentence examples for population literature from inspiring English sources
Evidence for the benefits of sodium restriction beyond blood pressure (BP) control has generated interest in the CKD and general population literature.
Since a previous cancer diagnosis was highly-associated with CAM use in our population, a finding previously-reported in the general population literature, we repeated our analyses after excluding the women with a previous cancer diagnosis.
One possible explanation for these contradictory results throughout the healthy population literature (for a review, see Shipstead et al. 2012) is that improvements are harder to achieve or less consistent in those with adequate abilities.
Rene Alegria, editorial director of Rayo, HarperCollins's Latino imprint, said that "there are Latino voices out there dying to be heard, and there's a population demanding literature about their own experience in the United States, of being American but at times not being fully American".
Phenotypic adaptation to fluctuating environments has been an important focus in the population genetic literature.
With regard to the adult population, the literature indicates differences in social skills between men and women in different contexts.
Ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) or ossification of the ligamentum flavum (OLF) is being increasingly recognized as a cause of thoracic myelopathy and is relatively common in the Japanese population and literature.
To draw attention to and begin to fill this gap, we draw from the population genetics literature and explore climate-driven evolution using a multi-trait model under two qualitative scenarios of climate change.
The models presented in the population genetics literature generally consider cells undergoing sexual reproduction and situations with weak selection.
Indeed, such approaches early proposed in the population genetics literature [1] [5], look particularly relevant when studying populations belonging to a same species but adapted to different environmental conditions.
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