Sentence examples for the ultimate population from inspiring English sources

Suppose we accept a rough average, for the sake of a working approximation, of 20% of the 400 million women "at risk" in developing countries, or 80 million in all: even this relatively small number would be enough to reduce the ultimate population by many hundreds of millions.

In the second stage, 10 households (i.e., the ultimate population sampling unit) are selected from each enumeration area by systematic random sampling.

However, the early arrival of the second wave of pH1N1 in many regions of the northern hemisphere, combined with production delays, resulted in the implementation of vaccination programs in populations already experiencing moderate to high incidence of pH1N1, a sequence of events expected to reduce the ultimate population impact of immunization.

Given this, we can also show that the probability of ultimate population extinction is exp[– λ(R, T) ÷ μ(T)].

In terms of modern health care delivery, studies have shown that engaging multidisciplinary expertise is one of the goals for achieving ultimate population health [ 2].

After some 130 years, the growth rate of the projected population becomes quite close to the ultimate stable population growth rate of 0.9518.

The HM has the special property that a single occurrence/generation of zero suffices to cause ultimate population extinction – much like the behaviour of real populations in the absence of migration.

If the global community were to achieve a replacement level of fertility – namely a two-children family on average – by the year 2005, or 21 years earlier than the United Nations assumes in its medium projection to be a realistic target, the ultimate global population would stabilise at around 8 billion persons, or more than 2 billion fewer than the projection.

In 2003, a randomized controlled Phase IIb proof-of-concept trial was conducted in Mozambique to provide a preliminary estimate of the efficacy, immunogenicity and safety of RTS,S/AS02A malaria vaccine in an age group (1 to 4 years) that would be close to the ultimate target population (infants) [4], [10].

This strategy is appropriate if the ultimate target population is subjects at the same high-risk.

However, recruitment from outside high-income countries may not represent the ultimate target population for the intervention.