Sentence examples for ready population from inspiring English sources

New York City and the surrounding areas also provide a ready population to draw upon for new members, who, through donations and retreat fees, help to keep the centers going.

The perceived advantages of a research registry were that providing an opportunity for patients to show their interest in research could allow pre-screening of research- ready populations for different types of study, allow more accurate assessments of study feasibility (because the potential research population would be known), and create the basis for cohort studies.

L.A.'s African American youth remain the most incarcerated, least college-ready population in the state.

Easier recruitment may perpetuate potential selection biases and we are not yet able to assess the representativeness of the research-ready population recruited to the registry.

Easier recruitment may perpetuate potential selection biases and we are not yet able to assess the representativeness of the research-ready population recruited to the registry; this is an issue that needs to be revisited in the next stages of registry development.

Thus, a naturally-occurring canine disease model offers a ready clinical population where therapies can be evaluated in a setting closely mimicking human clinical trials.

Instead the thrust of educational planning has been to graduate a "college ready" school population.

So when the first batch of a new African-American novel arrives in stores, there's a population ready.

"The market will not support institutions that do not meet consumer demands when there are international alternatives available and a mobile population ready to seize them," the report said.

Currently, US critics are hauling Miramax over the coals for failing to release Phillip Noyce's long-awaited remake of The Quiet American, a film he says he can't distribute now because it's critical of the American military, and a population ready for war won't pay to see it.

It is therefore necessary to make the population ready and willing to give effective first aid.