Sentence examples for practices for populations from inspiring English sources

There are major gaps in knowledge on effective practices for populations in humanitarian settings, particularly for children and adolescents.

Although we believe that our study demonstrates that salmonid populations can exhibit no effect of hybridization after 5 11 generations, more studies of this phenomenon are still required to aid policy makers when classifying the protection status or management practices for populations known to be hybridized.

But this process--no more than standard practice for populations of endosymbionts--has the most profound repercussions for the host cell.

Refractions were all non-cycloplegic, which is common practice for population-based adult ophthalmic epidemiological studies, thus making this study comparable to previous research [ 34, 35].

Although we used just one FBG measure to classify individuals with diabetes, this is standard epidemiological practice for population-based studies.

Although the household type might not be the best indicator of whether the sample was representative, it is consistent with current practice for population-based surveys conducted door-to-door and face-to-face in Chinese urban areas, and we could not obtain any demographic characteristics for comparison from those who did not answer the door or refused to participate.

Using complex modeling techniques, researchers can determine vaccination practices for vulnerable populations and state level clinical interventions can be enhanced by forecasting the expected intensity of disease and the timing of the disease's peak in specific subpopulations and geographical locations.

Effective therapeutics or and management practices for animal populations in areas to which CWD is endemic do not currently exist.

Longer-term investments in evolving integrated models of mentoring with wrap-services (including families, communities, social services and other support systems) are germane to the development of effective mentoring practices for Indigenous populations in Australia.

HRA has become more accepted in clinical practice especially for populations considered at risk for anal cancer including those who are immunocompromised and men who have sex (MSM).

It provides out of hours service to 61 practices for a population of 420 000.