Sentence examples for populations in the same from inspiring English sources
It is believed the sample is representative of the population of young children with CP in The Netherlands, with results able to be generalized to populations in the same age group elsewhere receiving similar types of mixed developmental therapies.
The Scotsman article quoted Stuart Crawford, a retired lieutenant colonel in the British Army and now a military analyst, as saying that the Americans had "little history of dealing with civilian populations in the same way" as Britons.
Besides being the first study of the fungal microbiome in people with HIV, it's also the first study that compares bacterial and fungal populations in the same patients, she says.
When compared to schools with demographically similar populations in the same school district, schools in the network scored higher on 2008 state achievement tests over 85percentt of the time, and high school graduation rates are significantly higher.
These variations enable different species to build huge populations in the same area, because they specialize in different types of prey, which they capture by as wide a range of methods as spiders use.
This approach allowed the simultaneous analysis of four to six different populations in the same sample.
"Students are no more likely to kill themselves than the general population in the same age group," he says.
The research compares a group of first-episode psychosis patients in South London with a group from the general population in the same area.
The number of households earning more than $100,000 grew four times faster than overall population in the same period.
There is no basis for assuming that an innocent population shares the same characteristics as the criminal suspect population in the same area".
The ups and downs of American intellectuals, especially the New York variety, fascinates the more bookish part of the population in the same way that college football rankings or Baseball Hall of Fame elections mesmerize sports fans.
