Sentence examples for a driving population from inspiring English sources

Motorcyclists are a driving population overrepresented in crash statistics, with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration finding that, during 2010, one in seven traffic fatalities and one in six occupant fatalities were motorcyclists.

Also, genetic drift acting on small populations (from areas of low endemicity) may be a force driving population differentiation [ 7, 9, 67].

Adaptation to diverse ecological habitats is a major force driving population differentiation, leading to the evolution of reproductive isolation, and ultimately speciation (Schluter, [ 1, 2]; Coyne & Orr, [ 3]; Rundle & Nosil, [ 4]; Sobel et al.[ 5]).

Mr. Sivak cites four potential reasons: increased telecommuting, a graying of the driving population, greater use of public transit and relocation to cities.

These statistics show that the proportion of elderly drivers, particularly female elderly drivers, as a part of the driving population will increase globally and therefore special, targeted care for this segment of drivers should be identified and addressed.

The proportion of licensed drivers is increasing in the general driving population and a substantial number within this population group are experiencing a neuropsychological decline in functions that are critical to the driving task.

Since 1964, the speed limit has been thirty m.p.h., but for a large segment of the driving population it hasn't really ever been anything at all; amid lax enforcement and vestigial lawlessness (a last gasp of that pre-Giuliani era of indifferently consumed sidewalk joints and forty-ouncers), drivers have often gone as fast as they can.

Were that true, the court wrote, people could be pulled over for "spherical crystals, parking placards, medical-alert cards, dog tags, beads, crosses, crucifixes, and, of course, fuzzy dice.... [T]he statute would subject a vast swath of the driving population to police stops without any safety rationale".

As such, getting an accurate picture of the "driving population" for comparison is dubious, she said.

But also why it hasn't done better with a larger cross-section of the driving population.

Moreover, a multispecies dataset has great statistical advantages over single-species studies, lending explanatory power in an effort to uncover the mechanisms driving population structure.