Sentence examples for satisfactory population from inspiring English sources

Several philosophers have taken up the challenge from Parfit and have engaged in considerations as to what would constitute a satisfactory population ethics.

Tasks involving public speaking are perceived differently by people who are accustomed to speaking in front of others compared with those who are not, so are less satisfactory for population-level investigations.

BMI is not a brilliant tool for every individual – biceps packed with muscle weigh as much as flab – but it is satisfactory at a population level.

While the performance of the PALSA guideline was satisfactory in the population in which it was tested, it is recognised that the efficiency of a screening test is influenced by disease prevalence, which in this study was 3%.

Economic methods, however, may not provide a fully satisfactory analysis of population health needs because of the way in which economic theory is based in individual preferences and in subjective concepts of health.

Additionally, the psychometric properties of the SGRQ were satisfactory in this population group, although there was a recognition that no utility values (preference based outcomes) could be derived using this PROM [ 18].

This is compatible with our cross-sectional finding of weaker associations between obesity and branched chain AAs in South Asian men, suggesting that increases in these AA levels may be driven by insulin resistance to a greater extent than obesity in South Asian individuals or that measures of obesity may be less satisfactory in this population.

Test-retest reliability and convergent validity are satisfactory in different populations [ 86, 87] but the EQ-5D may show a moderate ceiling effect, thus indices seem less responsive for detecting meaningful clinical differences in alcohol-dependent patients compared to other instruments [ 88].

We found that the use of 5 moments to describe a distribution of growth-rate over the population gives satisfactory accuracy against a simulation with a hundred classes.

However, this approach does not always provide satisfactory benefits for whole population because of the high cost of therapeutic agents and the emergence of antibiotic resistance [5].

The internal consistency and reliability of these drinking measures in the HAPIEE study population were satisfactory.