Sentence examples for truncated population from inspiring English sources

We present the rates of prevalence for having been a witness, victim, or perpetrator for different forms of violence standardized using the WHO truncated population pyramid to allow for cross-national comparison.

Along similar lines, Hsieh et al. (2008) reported that the geographical ranges of fished species fluctuated more with climate than unfished species, and they related this tightened coupling to the truncated population structure caused by fishing.

In this study, we have analyzed health and aging patterns in wild cod populations where extensive fishing has resulted in a reduced and age truncated population structure (Cardinale and Svedäng, 2004).

Truncated standard population weights were then adapted accordingly.

The same approach was used for obtaining the standardised values for ages 0 16 and >16 years using a truncated global population figure as reference.

The European standard population, truncated to 18 74 years, was used for age standardisation.

Incidence rates, standardised in 5-year age groups on the world population (truncated to the 24 69 age), were calculated.

In order to allow for cross-country comparison, adjusted prevalence rates were estimated based on the universal population truncated for ages between 15 and 60 [ 15] (Table 2).

In each group, we estimated weighted truncated ASR (world population) for the five countries with the highest coverage of cancer registration in the latest version of the "Cancer in Five Continents CI5 Volume IX" [ 25].

This step enhanced the specific signal by reducing (1) the C-terminally truncated CCR5 receptor population that could arise naturally or as a result of inefficient amber suppression and (2) the nonspecifically labeled proteins other than CCR5 that appeared in the Western blot as multiple nonspecific bands.

Therefore, for these two separated populations, truncated power laws are associated with different types of population instability.