The phrase "a knowledge of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing understanding or awareness regarding demographic data or characteristics of a specific population.
Example: "A knowledge of population trends is essential for effective urban planning."
Alternatives: "an understanding of demographics" or "awareness of population statistics".
We applied two Bayesian model-based clustering algorithms to infer population structure and to assign individuals (probabilistically) to clusters without a priori knowledge of population units and limits.
Thus, a detailed knowledge of population structure of rhesus macaques based on SNPs at various distances and on different chromosomes is crucial to the interpretation of studies of association between specific loci and disease etiology and susceptibility.
For inferring genetic structure among the three sampled islands, we conducted two complementary individual-based Bayesian clustering analyses using STRUCTURE 2.1 [ 48] and the landscape genetics program GENELAND[ 49] without a priori knowledge of population units and limits.
Unless they had an inherent knowledge of population average fighting ability, honeybee queens seem to rely solely on an assessment of their own absolute fighting ability [28] to make their decision prior to any physical contest.
It's extremely fun!" For working on animals from the natural environment, Crawford recommends a knowledge of statistics and population genetics, as well as an understanding of molecular biology and how the available techniques work.
Seq2HLA does not rely on a priori knowledge of population-specific HLA distributions.
As an endemic tea source plant, knowledge of population genetics and domestication history of C. taliensis is of great importance for the effective conservation and utilization of the landraces and wild germplasm and to facilitate the genetic improvement of tea plants.
HICKORY calculates θB from dominant marker sets based on a Bayesian approach without having prior knowledge of population inbreeding [ 91].
GPs have substantial knowledge of population health and are in an ideal position to advise individual patients about lifestyle choices.
However, knowledge of population history and historical relationships is a prerequisite for examining the evolution of phenotypic traits that may be subject to selection in the new environment.
