Sentence examples for population professionals from inspiring English sources

Beyond being a valuable marketing tool in an area with a sizable Asian-American population, professionals in these fields say, it is proving especially useful when linked to smart design and eco-friendly living.

Even if studies like ours are not available for each outcome measure and in relation to every population, professionals should ascertain the validity of the chosen outcome prior to the intervention.

Although numerous studies have assessed the prevalence of migraine within the general population, professional groups, and industrial/work place settings, there were few studies focused on the prevalence of migraine in university students[7 11].

Three major themes emerged: needs of patients with SMI differ from the general population; professional roles and collaboration; and health monitoring and supporting a healthy lifestyle.

As illustrated in Additional file 2, it is possible to create population registries for these specific sub-populations: professionals such as doctors and lawyers because their professional associations publish complete membership lists, homeowners because the Land Registry publicly maintains their names, and civil servants because the government publishes lists of government employees.

Indeed, the local population and professionals need continuous access to the valley.

Indeed, the World Health Organization is generally referred to as a global public health institution, and those who work to promote health transnationally are referred to as public health and not population health professionals.

We have a large retired population, working professionals who commute, a scientific community and a large grassroots working community.

We have a large retired population, working professionals who commute, a scientific community and a large grassroots working community.

With the aging population healthcare professionals are increasingly dealing with older patients suffering from multiple chronic diseases.

About one third of the population was professionals, clerks, or administrative staff, meaning that a high proportion of the work-force worked in an office environment.