Sentence examples for population referred from inspiring English sources

An article on July 28 about efforts to preserve Namibia's endangered cheetah population referred incorrectly to the role of Tristan Boehme.

An article on Sunday about the spread of rioting in France, with a comparison of the country's approach to that of Germany toward its immigrant population, referred incorrectly in some copies to the recent national election in Germany.

Among the oddities and menaces they discover are a mysterious hatch, the occasional appearance of ominous black smoke, a population referred to as "the Others," and the bunkers of scientific researchers who appear to have recently occupied the island.

Analysis of a clinical population referred for language analysis in terms of background variables and extent of language problems.

GA evaluates a population and generates a new one iteratively, with each successive population referred to as a generation.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate epidemiologic characteristics of a treatment-seeking population referred to a private practice community voice clinic.

The growing urbanisation of the world population, referred to above, is a factor that will intersect frequently with the growing power of armed non-state actors.

To describe the patient population referred to psychological assessment in a tertiary headache center in terms of headache characteristics and baseline DOLOtest.

We have studied a very selected population referred to our unit from the ICU of our hospital, after failure of a first gross attempt of weaning.

Our findings in this patient population referred to a sleep study due to any sleep disorder are in agreement with this statement.

Patients in the PSG population referred to a sleep study for any reason had higher odds of suffering from headache during the past year than general population controls (Table 3).