Sentence examples for a nascent population from inspiring English sources

Presumably, the mortality rate would be higher in the suburbs -- perhaps high enough to endanger a nascent population of wolves.

Supporting this hypothesis, we observed that OV2008 cultures that retain certain viability in between courses of cisplatin exposure, show giant cells together with a nascent population of small cells [ 62] that may originate from the likely polyploid, giant progenitors.

Gen Z, this young and nascent population is notoriously difficult to target for brands.

The rare stochastic event corresponds to the emergence of a (few) self-replicating molecule(s) through random synthesis; the deterministic amplification, the expansion of the nascent population of these molecules through self-replication.

Mitochondrial DNA was sequenced and compared among these nascent populations, and various populations from the North American East Coast and Europe, to characterize the California populations and ascertain their likely source.

Mechanisms that allowed these nascent populations to overcome this problem must have been advantageous.

Populations might be expected to arise in this way if the process of spread involves two or more trajectories that isolate different parts of the crop so that cross-hybridization between the nascent populations is restricted.

Which tests are best at detecting which health effects in which populations is a nascent field of investigation.

Research on social determinants of overall health amongst forcibly displaced populations is at a nascent stage, particularly for IDPs.

Here we show that a strain of bacteria became more beneficial to another strain before their population started growing and establishing a nascent mutualism.

On one side is a nascent coalition of at least 36 nations with a population more than seven times that of the United States, and a combined GDP almost twice that of America's.