Sentence examples for population university from inspiring English sources
The study presented here investigated understanding and acceptance of biological evolution among a highly educated population: university faculty.
Behavioral scientist Warren Holleman spent much of his career serving the homeless at a community health center, but about 5 years ago he began serving a different population: university faculty.
Visual refractive errors are more common in pathologists than in the general population, university students or other hospital workers [ 44- 49].
It is difficult to identify bilingual patients thus test-retest agreement may have been overestimated by use of the instrument in a generally healthy population (university students).
Firstly, investigating a single sector of the general population (university students) and a single gender in one private university limits the generalisability of the results.
Two investigators independently evaluated the selected studies to extract the following data for sample characterization: sex; age; sample size; type of population (general population, university students, occupational groups, users of primary health care centers or volunteers); sampling strategy (probability or non probability sampling); geographical coverage (national or regional).
Men were recruited from the general population, universities, and organized health-care systems.
TAAG was conducted at six university-based field sites representing diverse geographic locations and populations: Universities of Arizona, Maryland, Minnesota and South Carolina, San Diego State University and Tulane University [ 17].
They are over-represented in prostitution, and only 6% – as opposed to more than one-third of the general population – attend university.
One reason Bologna is so lively is its huge student population: its university is the oldest in the world, dating back to 1088.
Population growth, university graduation rates, the ratio of workers to retirees, rates of saving and investment — all factors that determine long-term growth rates — are higher in the emerging world.
