Sentence examples for population sickness from inspiring English sources
Mr. Warren replied, "Public health contemplates the consideration of competing factors, including costs, in seeking to decrease population sickness and increase longevity".
Still, drop-out rates may be high because of the vulnerability of the population (sickness, death) and because of the quantity and types of questions that are asked.
In 2011, 8% of the Swedish working-age population received sickness benefits and 7% received incapacity benefits [ 4].
The Altitude Research Centre at the University of Colorado has identified genes that help protect long term high altitude populations against altitude sickness.
Thanks to its despotic mayor, the canine population, laid low by sickness, is transported en masse to a garbage-filled island off the coast.
In the Netherlands, for instance, despite copious vacation days, up to 3percentt of the population suffers from leisure sickness —the inability to stop worrying about work while "relaxing," which makes one physically ill from stress.
The results suggest that the new legislation has potential to increase work participation of the population with long-term sickness absence in Finland.
Analyses were carried out in an individual-level register-based data representative of the Finnish working population with long-term sickness absence.
24 25 Evidence suggests that the increases in the economically inactive population (particularly those claiming sickness related benefits) in the UK during this period were due to difficult labour market conditions (particularly in de-industrialised areas).
In the largest scheme (which covers 88% of the population), the Statutory Health Insurance (SHI), sickness funds, their associations and associations of SHI-affiliated physicians and dentists are recognized as quasipublic corporations.
A database containing individual data on patient characteristics of all Belgian sickness funds (Population database) and reimbursed pharmaceutical products delivered by community pharmacists (Pharmanet database), at the detailed level of the prescription (claims data).
