Sentence examples for restrictive population from inspiring English sources

The new report suggests that China, which has for decades enforced restrictive population policies, could soon enter the ranks of countries with declining populations, peaking at 1.4 billion in the next couple of decades, then falling to 941 million by 2100.

Of these type 2 diabetic patients, 1,199 were incident exclusive users (most restrictive population) and 1,843 were all predominant users (largest group).

Ankle foot orthoses designed to stabilize the foot and ankles have been studied within specific patient groups, but their efficacy with a less restrictive elderly population is unknown.

Similarly, circulating HSCs represent a very small fraction of PB cells, and thus special flow cytometry protocols have to be applied for identification of those highly restrictive SC populations [ 27].

Recently, we were able, not only to confirm the presence of such highly restrictive SCs populations among blood leukocytes, but also to quantitatively determine the absolute numbers of these infrequent cells circulating in the blood of patients with various tissue/organ injuries and disorders [ 5, 6, 17].

This is more restrictive than the population included in this review, and no data were identified to analyze this subgroup separately.

The ITT approach therefore allowed us to conservatively estimate the treatment effect without being overly restrictive in our population selection on the basis of medication use patterns and outcome measurement.

Average utilitarianism disvalues additional individuals whose utility is below the average, which is very restrictive for affluent populations.

Sensitivity analyses were also conducted including participants with samples that were deemed dilute (< 30 mg/dL) according to the WHO guidelines (619 noncase subcohort members; 176 GDM cases) (IPCS and WHO 1996), because the WHO guidelines are potentially overly restrictive for female populations (Barr et al. 2005).

One limitation of the PRF model due to its restrictive assumption of constant population size for ancestral and daughter populations makes the model fail to capture any demographic changes that have happened in the history of the species.

Even so, as in other countries, despite a growing number of conservation initiatives, the state often opts to change a PA's management category into one less restrictive due to the population conflicts regarding to the land use.