Sentence examples for transition population from inspiring English sources

In these models, network activity is restricted to a limited state space, through which it can smoothly transition; population activity will relax back on to this manifold if it is perturbed away from it by an external influence.

Henrich et al. (2010) have argued that high-income, post-demographic transition populations constitute a particularly "WEIRD" group Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic, which does not characterize most of the world.

We modelled both progression to marriage and first birth because in post demographic transition populations, where marriage is a less important factor for predicting first birth, age at first birth is a commonly examined outcome.

The Kirchhoff-type equation and system have a broad background in phase transitions, population dynamics, mathematical finance, etc.

Participants were not representative of the transitioning population as a whole as the sample excluded non-English speakers and those who showed full dependence on caregivers in the areas of daily functioning, self-care and communication.

The co-occurrence of health burdens in transitioning populations, particularly in specific socioeconomic and cultural contexts, calls for conceptual frameworks to improve understanding of risk factors, so as to better design and implement prevention and intervention programmes to address comorbidities.

Transitioning populations exhibiting western lifestyles but relatively high pathogen load are likely to suffer the double burden of chronic and infectious disease morbidity and mortality [62], [63].

This demonstrates that even among transitioning populations, there are context-dependent effects.

Similar to findings from more recently transitioned populations, evidence from Western societies suggests the menarcheal age-diabetes association is independent of confounding by BMI.

However, the NK population now simultaneously suffers transition health problems such as infectious and parasitic diseases (including tuberculosis outbreaks) and conditions more typical for post-transition populations: heart diseases, cancers, and diabetes [ 14], often referred to as a protracted polarized epidemiologic transition [ 16].

In SA between 1999 and 2006, premature adult deaths from diabetes increased by 38% among adults [ 2], and it has been proposed in these transitioning populations that T2D may exceed the public health burden from communicable diseases such as HIV [ 5, 6].