Sentence examples for a population point of view from inspiring English sources

From a population point of view, you could argue that the chances of my son contracting MenB is quite unlikely.

"These situations are few and isolated but these special situations are interesting from a population point of view, because they show us how quickly evolution works," he says.

In this section, we approach the problem from a band (and population) point of view.

Dr Arcady Mushegian, Stowers Institute of Medical Research, USA The origin of eukaryotic introns is most likely explained from the mechanistic point of view by group II intron invasion from the mitochondrial ancestor, and from population point of view by weak purifying selection in populations with small Ne.

The most extended definition of this outcome presents a multidimensional perspective that includes patients or populations' points of view of their health, and also the influence on their ability to deal with daily activities considered important for individuals [ 2].

From a population genetics point of view, inbreeding results in an increase in homozygosity, as well as the loss of alleles in a population.

Like many biologists, I approach the subject initially from a population genetics point of view.

This would explain why both genes are still maintained in the gene pool (from a population genetics point of view).

The residual category assembles all ill-defined causes of death as well as all causes that had too few deaths to stand on their own or that are not of primary interest from a population health point of view.

The former may be most famous for alleging that the attacks of Sept. 11 were an "inside job" perpetrated by a power-hungry government on its witless population, a point of view that Mr. Joseph said he has recently "moved away from".

Therefore, based on cost/benefit considerations, a low threshold is used to gain as much information as possible on a more population-based point of view.