Sentence examples for up to date population from inspiring English sources
There is a need for an up to date population based description of cause of sudden and severe headache as the modern epidemiology of thunderclap headache may require updating in the light of research on cerebral vasoconstriction syndromes.
Such data facilitate standard applications of census data, such as the planning and provision of services, by producing up-to-date population data in between census years.
Change in the size or distribution of sub-populations impacts the viability of evacuation plans; up-to-date population data can thus complement traditional census data to make emergency planning more effective [26].
Of the 13 tiger-range countries only five have up-to-date population surveys, while seven rely on estimates from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
Data from the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 1997 were used as the sampling frame, updated with 2007 growth rates (by governorate) to generate up-to-date population estimates for each enumeration area [13] [15].
The birthweight percentiles provide clinicians and researchers with up-to-date population norms of birthweight percentiles for twins in Australia.
Therefore, the initial action required explicitly defining the Thomas Methodology (see Additional file 1) and implementing the methodology with up-to-date population and hospital utilization data.
We therefore updated hip fracture projections for Sweden using recent local incidence rates, detailed nationwide rates, and up-to-date population projections.
Here, we tested this idea by simulating the evolution of degenerating Y chromosomes with or without gene conversion using the most up-to-date population genetics parameters for humans.
Eligibility was verified by checking an up-to-date population list of health centre clients with assistance from health centre staff who knew the community and health centre well.
Shivanda et al. has suggested that a good epidemiological study for IBD should have a well-defined catchment area and up-to-date population data, good diagnostic facilities, uniform criteria of case definition, a common protocol and an established referral system [ 20].
