Sentence examples for Little population from inspiring English sources
Little population structure was evident between the Indian and Pacific oceans, but the study found statistically significant differences in haplotype frequency between the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific populations (ΦST = 0.107, p<0.001).
To the south, the ward of Barton is the third most densely populated in Salford with little population change between 1991 and 2001.
They already account for much of what little population growth there is in the developed world.
By the same measure, in areas where there has been little population return and not much rebuilding, like the Lower Ninth Ward, there have been few grantees.
Piketty writes that the Middle East's political and social system has been made fragile by the high concentration of oil wealth into a few countries with relatively little population.
He also had to present it as a victim, a plucky little population of about 13m, reluctantly taking on a bully with nearly three times as many people and all the resources of an established state.
Studies of diabetes in migrant populations have shown a higher prevalence compared to their respective countries of origin and to people natively born in the host country, but there is little population-based data on diabetes incidence and mortality in migrant populations.
But a study published this year in the American Journal of Public Health found that "surprisingly little population-level evidence supports the notion that individuals diagnosed with mental illness are more likely than anyone else to commit gun crimes".
The mixing of genes between these little populations was probably very limited.
First, in the pre-ART period only around 7% of deaths in this age group were attributed to AIDS: thus, ART could have little population-level effect on mortality in this group.
To date, little population-based data exist that compare characteristics of pulmonary TB and NTM patients because previous studies have been limited to single institutions (4 – 6 ).
