Sentence examples for Meaningful population from inspiring English sources

Helena is a perfect place for such a study: relatively isolated, with enough people in the region (66,000) for a meaningful population sample, and only one cardiac-care hospital within a 60-mile radius.

However, despite the fact that most states require car insurance, we still have a meaningful population of uninsured drivers.

In our study, the small proportion of sampled adults coupled with the observation that the tracked larvae survived to become established juveniles, demonstrates high rates of ecologically meaningful population connectivity among these reefs around the Island of Hawai'i.

[ 78] and checked for biologically meaningful population clusters.

With the increasingly polarized distribution of dental caries among children and adolescents, the usual DMFT measure has become a less meaningful population descriptor.

This approach has become more feasible due to the development of sophisticated software, enabling the simulation of complex and biologically meaningful population genetic scenarios (Hoban et al. 2011).

Many Pacific Island countries already have meaningful populations of other Pacific Island countries.

The entrepreneurial work ethic in China (as praised recently by arguably the world's greatest investor, Michael Moritz), the speed of innovation and the ability to quickly scale and reach meaningful populations have caused Chinese companies to leapfrog the market cap of many of their U.S. counterparts.  .

"It's the first time in a long time that we've seen meaningful population-level changes," Traci Green, lead author of that study and associate professor of emergency medicine and epidemiology at Brown University, told Tonic in February.

Where is the evidence that Howard County, Indiana, or the town of Kokomo, contain meaningful populations hostile to visible reminders of Christmas on public property?

For estimates to be meaningful, population-based data (through administrative health datasets) are needed.