Sentence examples for survivor population from inspiring English sources

Many Holocaust survivors who became writers eventually killed themselves, even though the suicide rate among the general Holocaust survivor population is notably low.

On declaring the end of the epidemic on Thursday - Dr Bruce Aylward, WHO Special Representative for the Ebola Response said: 'The risk of re-introduction of infection is diminishing as the virus gradually clears from the survivor population, but we still anticipate more flare-ups and must be prepared for them.

Selective and recovery media counts indicated that the content of injured L. monocytogenes LGB cells in the survivor population reached a maximum value after the most severe treatments.

This is the first study to report the use of hand-held dynamometry assessment of multiple muscle groups in the general ICU survivor population.

Studies that have objectively examined long-term physical function have primarily focused on survivors of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and not the general ICU survivor population.

However, to date hand-held dynamometry has not been used in the ICU survivor population, despite its common use in other patient populations [31 34].

However, there is little research systematically studying mechanisms of physical activity adherence in cancer survivor populations.

Part of the success of the HST program seems to be due to the ongoing, immediate needs that are present in survivor populations.

In the current study, we compared HRQoL in CRC survivors with Lynch syndrome (LS) to those with sporadic cancer, given that there are significant differences in screening and surveillance recommendations and cancer risks for these two survivor populations.

Drawing on past research, we anticipated that the unique context of survivor populations (lack of resources, altered social connections, loss of relationships) would increase the likelihood that they would benefit from the act of volunteering.

Prior research has connected many psychological benefits with those who volunteer (Li and Ferraro 2005; Hildago et al. 2013), but information about the potential benefits of volunteerism in survivor populations is limited.