Sentence examples for this population approach from inspiring English sources

The advantage of this population approach was its down-scaling to better understand a species' local vulnerability.

A clinical approach can be grafted onto this population approach but should not be leading: "In the population paradigm, approaches are deployed to support the whole population.

Given that this account is focused on providing the most cost effective treatments, other (less effective, more costly) treatments would not be provided and hence this population approach undermines what some patients would regard as their individual right to access specific treatment options - unless those treatment choices would also maximise population health (#6, −4; #2, −3; #21, −4).

This general population approach is consistent with guidance provided by health technology assessment agencies in many countries [ 53– 53].

In this study, we aimed to expand upon this single host population approach (see Fenton et al. 2002) and apply new genetic methods to compare the potential pathogen transmission at a broad landscape scale between two largely sympatric bTB hosts, white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) and elk (Cervus canadensis).

Although these QTL are useful for identifying beneficial (as well as non-desirable) loci for breeding of new plant varieties containing chromosomal introgressions from J. integerrima, this interspecific mapping population approach cannot identify beneficial alleles present within the J. curcas germplasm.

This requires a dynamic population approach, that is, new incident cases of AS as well as the AS patients leaving the population over time due to death should be taken into consideration.

We recently found that cognitive-behavioral therapy can be delivered successfully by telephone in this population, an approach that facilitates access to therapies traditionally delivered in face-to-face settings.

The concentration QRS relationship of a number of compounds has been investigated in dog 23 using a population approach, and this enabled comparison across compounds and investigation of the therapeutic window.

This "population PK" approach (Beal and Sheiner 1982) seeks to measure variability and to discover its determinants.

This cell-population approach may not identify the proposed cell phenotypes, particularly growth-arrested cells, with adequate sensitivity.