Sentence examples for population rates based from inspiring English sources

Despite these simplifications the identification of single population rates based on measurements of all cells metabolic activities (uninfected, infected and metabolically modified as well as detached) is rather ill posed and leads to highly correlated parameters.

(A more detailed derivation of the model can be found in [27].) Note that there does not currently exist a complete, rigorous derivation of population rate-based models starting from detailed biophysical models of individual neurons, although some significant progress has been made in a series of papers by Buice and Chow on generalized activity equations for theta neurons [35 37].

The SIR is defined here as the ratio of the observed number of SPTs to the number expected from population incidence rates based on national cancer registration data for England and Wales for the period 1971 2006.

PSE has promise for obtaining an upper bound on the reduction in population cancer mortality rates based on observational screening data.

We also considered the influence of geography and the separation of the strains into populations with different recombination rates (based on the BAPS populations) on the pan-genome and saw that both showed separation in the discriminant functions of the core and accessory genomes.

37 38 Population rates were based on the general population aged 15 64 years provided by government statistics correct to 31 December 2009.

These error of closure problems mean that population data, and incidence rates based on these data, become less reliable as they become further removed from the most recent census.

Model calculations are applied to typical domestic sewage characteristics at two different flow rates, based on population equivalents.

Young Black men were killed at higher rates based on population size and Native Americans were six times more likely than other groups per capita.

Although intercensal rates based on population projections are important for timely breast cancer surveillance, these rates are prone to bias due to the error of closure between population projections and decennial census population counts.

We calculated both age and age-sex standardised mortality rates based on World Population 2000.