Sentence examples for population reinforced from inspiring English sources

A recent report on urban slums published by the Policy Research Working Paper Series of the World Bank concluded that these measures "have made formal housing expensive and unattainable to a large share of the population, reinforced both chronic urban infrastructure shortages citywide and squalid, precarious living conditions in urban slums".

The emergence of an infectious disease is dependent upon the introduction of a disease-causing agent into a new population, reinforced by the disease's establishment and proliferation into the new region [ 6].

Thrombolysis was associated with an increased survival in this population, reinforcing current guidelines.

Demand for high-quality drinking and recreational water rises exponentially owing to global demographic growth in the human population, reinforcing an urgent need for microbiologically safe reclaimed water.

Observations indicate that the plasma population associated with substorm injection and dipolarization does not have the line preserving property, implying also a lack of flux preserving property, i.e., the FIC is broken for the substorm injection population, reinforcing the result from the generalized Ohm's law.

For example, the U. S. Preventive Services Task Force has recently recommended screening for the general population, reinforcing the routine testing policy launched by the Center for Disease Control already in 2006 [ 57].

The observation that our studied population appeared to be better off than the general population reinforces our hypothesis that there appears a link between family structure (parents living together or not) and parental behaviour that is independent of social status.

Our results show the adverse impact of sugar cane burning emissions on the health of the population, reinforcing the need for public efforts to reduce and eventually eliminate this source of air pollution.

The relatively high number of genomic regions with skewed segregation towards the elite parent detected in the 97103 × PI 296341-FR RIL population reinforces the hypothesis that such distortion likely originated from unintentional selection of genes in the elite parent that may be associated with fruit and seed production (especially ease of production) during RIL line development [ 20].

Our finding of high effectiveness of the monovalent vaccine and noticeable impact over a three year study span in this challenging population reinforces the WHO recommendation for childhood rotavirus vaccination and provides further support for vaccination as an important measure in reducing global rotavirus related morbidity and mortality.

Community participation and the populations' reinforced role in health centre management most often did not work out well, as observed in Senegal, Mali, Niger, and elsewhere in Africa [ 35, 36].