Sentence examples for population relevance from inspiring English sources

In short, we have described a method to choose candidate interacting pairs that bridges population relevance with toxicological evidence.

Communication of this population relevance concept could be aided by ecotoxicologists adopting the NOAEL from mammalian toxicology.

The population relevance of each sentinel site, as determined in the stratified last stage random sample, combines with space (using inverse-distance weighted interpolation) to provide a population-weighted extension of each colour.

The population relevance of each sentinel site, as determined in the stratified last stage random sample, combines with geography (inverse-distance weighting) to provide a population-weighted extension of each colour.

Rather than restricting the analysis to those with partners, thus reducing the overall population relevance of the study, we handled having a partner as an interaction term with educational disparity, earning disparity, IPV, and inconsistent condom use.

One out of 95 oystercatchers (1.1%) and two out of 64 shelducks (3.1%) examined by Smit et al. [ 23] were infected with Mycobacterium sp. In comparison, 17% of the individuals in our study revealed an infection with Mycobacterium sp. Knowledge about the distribution and population relevance of tuberculosis in seabirds and coastal birds is currently unavailable.

Given their versatility, population-based family studies could become a principal framework in epidemiology, and move genetics from its traditional focus on high-risk families to give it a wider clinical and population health relevance.

Data fusion involves filling in missing data from two surveys in order to obtain a "synthetic" set of data that can be considered as generated from a population of relevance to the original surveys.

Thus, risk predictions based on this study population have relevance when establishing baseline MACE risk in populations to be evaluated in prospectively designed clinical studies.

For the primary analyses, HbA1c was divided into six categories to align with the distribution of the population, clinical relevance, and cut points used in the literature.

Because cadmium levels used in experimental models are much higher than exposure in the U.S. general population, the relevance of these mechanisms to human hypertension is uncertain.