The phrase "a simultaneous population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing populations that exist or occur at the same time, often in studies or analyses of demographics or events.
Example: "The study examined the effects of climate change on a simultaneous population of various species in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a concurrent population" or "an overlapping population".
All 3 districts practiced the same selective referral policy, but in Vizianagaram district a simultaneous population-based survey of HIV infection among TB patients provides insight into the effectiveness of the ascertainment of HIV infection [29].
The result of this simultaneous population and income growth dynamic bodes well for Boston.
Food web models attempt to capture these dynamics using simultaneous population dynamic equations that link predators, prey, and resources via consumption rates [1].
The current review aimed to systematically examine these issues to help determine whether, in practice, simultaneous population reductions in sugar and fat intakes are likely to be successful.
For both weedy populations, the distribution of τg indicates recent and simultaneous population expansion, consistent with the known history of expansion of cultivated rice production in the past 100 years in the Southern rice belt.
While ritonavir levels were measured in DIONE and ARIEL and simultaneous population pharmacokinetic modeling of darunavir and ritonavir once daily has been described by other groups, 28, 29 ritonavir dosing was not modeled in the current analysis.
We have applied our method to the study of the human expansion out of Africa and peopling of the Americas by means of a model with four simultaneous populations.
Robust epidemiologic studies provide the answer — documenting an average 50%, coin-flip, point-in-time probability for each and 25% combined probability of simultaneous population-level occurrence.
These studies have been limited to scenarios with one, two, and three simultaneous populations.
