Sentence examples for Population stature from inspiring English sources

Skeletal analyses revealed an association between the increase in use of bitumen over centuries and a decrease in population stature, reflecting a decline in health conditions.

As inbreeding declined during the Middle period due to increased cross-channel migration (Sholts et al. 2010a), overall population stature would have been expected to rise.

Our skeletal analysis revealed a decrease in cranial size in both male and female adults on the northern Channel Islands across a time period of roughly 7,500 years, consistent with a previously suggested decrease in population stature.

These discrepancies might be explained by differences in definition, as growth failure has often been defined as a height below −2 SD compared with the reference population ("short stature") [ 4], whereas we defined it as either height below the expected target or abnormal deflection of the growth.

Achieving their mission of increasing community college students' graduation rates in Chicago means elevating that population's stature in society while simultaneously helping these students envision how they can succeed against great odds.

Questions of Troy's physical size, population, and stature as a trade entrepôt and regional power became subjects of intense scholarly dispute following the resumption of excavations at Hisarlık in the late 1980s.

Although Hisarlık has been largely acknowledged by scholars as the site of historical Troy, intense debate has been generated by questions of Troy's physical size, population, and stature as a trading entrepôt and regional power.

The target population were short stature (height < −2 SDS) children and adolescents (age 8 12 and 13 18 years) with a diagnosis of growth hormone deficiency (GHD) or idiopathic short stature (ISS), differing in growth hormone treatment status.

We, thus retrospectively analysed whether it is true in Asian population of smaller stature and whether there is any correlation between height of the patient to the ideal length of oral ETT.

Nonetheless, our results offer interesting insight into the pattern of population differences in stature and adiposity during infancy and childhood, and demonstrate that contrasting relationships may occur in subpopulations living in differing environments.

The Negritos, who speak the Aslian languages which are part of the Austro-Asiatic language family, are of Australo-Malesian affinity and share some common physical features with African pygmy populations, including short stature, woolly hair and dark skin [8], [10].