Sentence examples for a population of mostly from inspiring English sources

When it was built in 1926, Morrisania Hospital served a population of mostly second-generation immigrants, many of whom were Jewish, German or Irish, said Lloyd Ultan, the Bronx borough historian.

Opponents argue the current laws were put in place to end bilingual classes that were failing a population of mostly Spanish-speaking Latino students.

The superiority of adjunctive PGB versus placebo and its dose-dependent effects (from 50 to 600 mg/day in different studies) were demonstrated in the analysis of six RCTs including a population of mostly adults with refractory focal epilepsy [ 68].

Suttanon et al, 16 found that the reliability of different mobility and balance measures ranged between fair to excellent in a population of mostly community dwelling elderly people with Alzheimer's disease.

As the duration of the photophase is incrementally increased, the phase distribution of SCN neurons broadens substantially, until in LD20 4, a population of mostly-core neurons and a population of mostly-shell neurons are 6 12 hr out-of-phase with each other, somewhat resembling rodent LDLD bifurcation experiments.

"The country only has a population of 25,000, mostly natives without shoes.

She oversees health care for a population of 28,000, mostly Alaska Natives, here in the state's far west end, spread out over an area the size of Oregon that has almost no roads.

At the time, the city was known as Bexar and had a population of 2500, mostly of Mexican descent, and Bowie's fluency in Spanish helped him establish himself in the area.

One study assessed the accuracy of the latex agglutination test in a population of 85 mostly HIV-positive participants (93%) in Spain (Vilaplana 2004).

The CB+ thalamic neurons were innervated by prefrontal axons that terminated as a mixed population of mostly small, but also a significant proportion of large boutons (Fig. 11, d2).

His basic point, that integrating a large population of mostly poor people into the aboveground American economy will be expensive for at least a generation or two, is right, even if the costs will not be as shocking as he claims.