Sentence examples for Population height from inspiring English sources
After reaching its population height in about 1100, the population shrinks and then vanishes by 1350.
Thus in the mixed population, height and visual acuity will be correlated, even if the developmental processes involved in the two traits are completely independent.
In the only study, evaluating AKI long-term sequelae in newborn population, height was reduced in those with AKI after a two-year follow-up [ 19].
The intrinsically high flexibility of the cytoplasmic surfaces and hemichannel dispersion likely accounts for the population height observed for reconstituted hemichannel proteins.
Compared with the Dutch population height, body mass index (BMI) and weight for height were lower in the CDH group (P < 0.001).
Ecological studies of breast cancer have shown that geographic variations in incidence and mortality are associated with variations in population height (Barker et al, 1990; Albanes and Taylor, 1990).
We did this because population weights vary more than population heights, which makes imputation less reliable, and the total number missing was much smaller.
In both of those populations, heights and weights were self-reported and follow-up only started in adulthood at mean age 56 years in men and 44 years in women (14).
"So given the 'average' genetic composition of a population for height and computing, where the outliers lie is a matter of knowing the genetics better.
Irv and Jerry boldly proposed an alternative polygenic model, derived from the work of the Edinburgh mathematical geneticist DS (Douglas) Falconer, in which liability to develop schizophrenia has a normal "bell-shaped" distribution in the population (like height or weight) contributed to by many genes.
At each harvest date, plants from a 3 m length of row were cut at ground level and used to determine plant population, plant height, stalk, leaf and whole plant yields, stalk and leaf percentage by weight, and the rate of plant growth during the selected growing season.
