Sentence examples for subjects of population from inspiring English sources

On day 0, a sputum was induced (defined as basal sputum) among the subjects of population A. On days 14 and 28, each subject was exposed to LPS by inhalation.

Miller et al. [ 32] found much higher rates of obsessive-compulsive symptoms among those suffering from PPD than among subjects of population-based studies.

And nowhere is the failure more conspicuous than in the avoidance of the subject of population growth.

Unlike those – pious bien-pensants as much as religious bigots – who fume and splutter whenever the subject of population is mentioned, Gore recognises the increase of human numbers as one of the world's largest challenges.

Major American environmental groups have dodged the subject of population control for decades, wary of getting caught up in the bruising politics of reproductive health.

As recently as the 1970s, the subject of population control was less controversial, partly because the baby boom years had given rise to concerns about scarcity of resources, some population experts and environmentalists said.

The review summarizes research papers on the subject of population based injury epidemiology published from 1970 to 2008.

DIFFERENTIATION among groups is one of the fundamental subjects of the field of population genetics.

"Architectural deterrents to skateboarding and sleeping are interesting because – when noticed – they draw attention to the way that managers of spaces are always designing for specific subjects of the population, consciously or otherwise," he says.

A genome-wide association study (GWAS) dataset for ESCC, which included 453,852 SNPs from 1898 ESCC patients and 2100 control subjects of Chinese population, was reviewed.

Subjects of the population of the German Headache Study living in Essen diagnosed with migraine with and without aura and willing to take part in further studies were invited to this sub-study in the years 2008 to 2010.