'population quality' is an accepted phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the overall health, intelligence, or integrity of a group of people. For example, "The population quality of our city has improved significantly in the last ten years."
The conferences have hosted speakers presenting work that claims racial mixing has a negative effect on population "quality", and that "skin brightness" is a factor in global development.
The State Council names "upgrading population quality (suzhi)" as one of its key goals, and appoints the Women's Federation as a primary implementer of its population planning policy.
What better way to upgrade population quality than to frighten "high-quality" women into marrying and having a child for the good of the nation?
Finally, a new crowding-distance-induced probabilistic selection criterion is devised to promote quality solutions from the same rank candidate pool to the next generation, ensuring the population quality and diversity in the objective spaces.
Among his publications were Agriculture in an Unstable Economy (1945), The Economic Value of Education (1963), Economic Growth and Agriculture (1968), Investment in Human Capital (1971), and Investing in People: The Economics of Population Quality (1981).
Patient groups, clinicians and independent experts provided their advice to create a collective view of how the health service needs to change over the next five years if it is to close the widening gaps in the health of the population, quality of care and the funding of services.
Such unique population qualities can prohibit follow-up studies [43].
consumer population quality-dependent decay from senescence and disease-related deaths (note that the process of predation on the consumer population has not yet been included in this formulation), 5). the effects of consumer quality itself on its own population growth and decay processes, and 6).
Normative utilities and disutilities values used in the model were obtained from international sources due to the lack of local data (see Table 5 for values used and references) and then used to estimate population Quality-Adjusted Life-Years (QALYs) loss.
From individual students to the schools they learn in, from communities to whole populations, quality education is imperative.
Objective To compare physician owned hospitals (POHs) with non-POHs on metrics around patient populations, quality of care, costs, and payments.
