Sentence examples for the varied populations from inspiring English sources

Diversity of microbicide delivery systems is essential for future success in the prevention and treatment of HIV in order to account for the varied populations of women all over the world that may benefit from use of these products.

The state had now a dual character, in which the ideas of Roman magistracy and Hellenistic monarchy were subtly p160 blended, and it was precisely this mixture which was to give it its power over the varied populations of the empire.

The locations sampled were grouped into five similar environments; the varied populations of P. chrysogenum and P. rubens are displayed in Table 2.

Point estimates and Clopper Pearson confidence intervals (CIs) [ 23] were calculated and the transformed data were pooled using DerSimonian Laird [ 24] random effects model, as large heterogeneity was anticipated considering the varied populations, healthcare systems and the nature of the epidemic.

This early version responds to her dancers' experiences rehearsing at the community center and the varied population they've encountered there.

The serum levels of soluble Klotho may be determined by the level of FGF23, age, and renal function; however, the current data are inconclusive, probably due to the varied population of the subjects included in the studies [ 6, 9, 10, 16- 19].

The LETS study will be original in its undertaking of a prospective examination of outcomes 1-year post-transition, use of multiple comparison groups, and absence of disability-related exclusion criteria ensuring that the transition experiences of varied populations of young people and their families will be represented.

Health information technology offers nurses with contemporary methods to address pediatric obesity within varied settings and with varied populations.

Future research should focus on confirming the survey's validity in varied populations and against established measures of disordered eating such as the Eating Disorder Examination (25).

Several national wildlife refuges in the region offer sanctuary to varied populations of shorebirds and marine mammals.

"Research has to be replicated time and again to show a solid relationship between nutrition and health". "Different studies may look at the effects of nutrition in varied populations with a range of backgrounds and risk factors," explains Ding.