Sentence examples for population tendency from inspiring English sources

Similarly, changes in general health status could be due to factors other than those identified here, such as education, greater health awareness, lifestyle changes, economic cycles, housing affordability, health insurance status, marital status, aging population, tendency of youth to engage in risky behaviors, occupation, and chronic illnesses (Zahran et al. 2005).

The Monitoring and Evaluation to Assess and Use Results Demographic and Health Surveys (MEASURE DHS) project promotes global understanding of health and population tendencies in over 85 low and middle-income countries.

The very high odds ratios of reported pain symptoms, the post-disaster situation and this particular populations' tendency to somatise, suggests that a proportion of the high prevalence rate is possibly due to psychological distress.

But even now that she has struck a different chord, I can't help but be irritated by the general population's tendency to celebrate this mainstream feminist neophyte and ignore, or worse, lambaste, Nicki Minaj, who has proven herself a well-informed feminist and articulate representative for women of color and (as Taylor would want it) women in general.

Aging of the population, the tendency of employees to retire early and the costs of early exit from labor market, especially due to depression among employees have been major topics of policy and scientific debate during the last decades in all Western industrialized countries.

θCL represents the population central tendency for CL.

For the general population, central tendency values for non-smokers are generally below or slightly elevated above the estimated blood benzene biomarker level corresponding to the USEPA RfC.

In the case of the tetraploid population, this tendency was very slight and, generally, the vigor and seed set of the lines were very high.

Similar to our result, in a Finnish population a tendency of lower risk of BC risk was found for premenopausal women carrying at least one CYP17 alleleele [ 58].

Therefore, population central tendency concentrations are more likely representative of long-term average exposures and are more appropriately compared to biomonitoring guidance values based upon chronic toxicity benchmarks that assume long-term steady state exposure (Hays et al., 2012; Kirman et al., 2012).

These findings corroborate those of a previous study by our group that showed a lower exposure to ADT in immigrants than in the native population; this tendency was found in all the ethnic groups, but was particularly marked in the sub-Saharans [ 15].