Sentence examples for population set at from inspiring English sources

Since prevalence was estimated for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, type 2 diabetes prevalence was calculated using the proportion of type 2 diabetic patients among the ENTRED population, set at 92% [ 8].

We ran 100 000 iterations as burn-in and another 100 000 for analysis with the number of populations set at k = 2 (Hauser et al. 2006).

It is a young country, with its working-age population set to grow at 1.7% a year until 2015, a faster rate even than Brazil's.

The probability for one individual to migrate from the Source population to the Admixed population was set at 0%, 1%, 5% or 10%.

The cut-off point a priori for the exposed population was set at PA level 4 or less, which divided the study population in two: exposed (PA levels 1 4) and unexposed (PA levels 5 10).

In some studies, however, the cut-off to define elderly population was set at age of 75 years.

The target over-flooding ratio (OX4319L to wild-type males entering the population) was set at 10 1.

Because no information was available on cross-immunity from past influenza infections, the initial population was set at 100% susceptible.

The carrying capacity of the population was set at N = 5000 and a single homochronous sample was taken after 5 N birth events had occurred.

For example, the county includes a town with a relatively deprived population (Corby) set at some distance from the county's acute hospitals.

The PCS score is constructed such that the mean for the general population is set at 50 with a standard deviation of 10, and higher scores indicate better quality of life [ 32].