Sentence examples for populations context from inspiring English sources

We will assess both heterogeneity of the populations, context and interventions (clinical) and statistical heterogeneity.

Next, evidence is reviewed regarding the role of Type D in the medical (mechanisms of disease in healthy people) and the occupational (work-related problems in economically active populations) context (Table 4).

These papers provide a useful progress report on how the mature and successful field of memory development is transcending traditional boundaries of populations, content, context, and design.

Dealing with Alzheimer's Disease is an open problem within the ageing population context.

It puts the individual's condition in a population context and is the path to disease prevention.

As such, in most cases, the traditional conditional quantile regression may produce results that are often not generalisable or interpretable in a policy or population context (Firpo et al. 2009; Borah and Basu 2013).

The biological interpretation must however be made in a cell population context to make sense.

The scores in Table S1 are useful for those analysts (e.g. forensic geneticists) wishing to empirically design a test panel of mtSNPs in a given population context.

More recently, Snijder et al. has extended our initial observations by revealing correlations with specific cellular states that are defined by the population context [5].

On the other hand, a particular combination of mtSNPs could yield good results in a specific population context, but might be unsuitable in a different population group (say Europeans versus Native Americans).

This suggests that either overall European population diversity is not well-represented by the HGDP-CEPH (i.e., there is a lack of North European groups, where the strongest signals for selection on LCT would be expected), or that genes previously studied in a limited context for recent positive selection should now be re-examined in a worldwide population context.