Sentence examples for populations free from inspiring English sources

But non-western diets are said to keep populations free of acne – a study of Inuit in 1971 showed that only when they gave up their nomadic life and started eating refined sugar in settlements did they get spotty.

The original version of chemical abrasion (Mattinson 2005) was designed for determination of precise 206Pb 238U plateau ages of multi-grain zircon populations, free from inheritance, using multiple dissolution steps.

Our study extends these observations to populations free of congenital or other severe diseases.

We compared the root defenses of native forbs from mainland populations (with a history of gopher herbivory) to island populations (free from gophers for up to 500,000 years).

Finally, in order to study tumor cell populations free of contaminating human stromal cells, we studied subrenal capsule xenograft samples in SCID mice directly established from primary human NSCLCs at British Colombia Cancer Center, Vancouver, Canada [30].

Most data related to gastrokine-1 is derived from studies on the gastric epithelium and more recently from the purification of gastric epithelial cell populations free of contaminating stromal elements.

"For a country that needs to grow its population to help address skills gaps and deal with an ageing population, free movement matters," she said.

Yet following Gaddafi's death, the signs and symbols of the old regime hastily crumbled, the Libyan population free to reject claims they had been compelled to accept.

Our study tested these biomarkers in a selected ICU population free of common AKI risk factors [33].

The aim of this study was to assess whether values of the TIMP-2 and IGFBP7 index were early predictors of AKI in a selected ICU population free of the most frequent AKI risk factors.

In our case, the healthy population would be the population free from G6PD mutations.