Sentence examples for a study of populations from inspiring English sources
A study of populations along coastal New South Wales indicated many populations were very small, usually of fewer than 20 adults.
leachi has measurably shorter wings than the nominate race, although no significant difference in wing length was found in a study of populations north of 30° S and south of the Murray River.
Platts-Mills et al., in a study of populations with a high prevalence of malnutrition and enteric infections in Tanzania, compared samples taken before and during diarrheal episodes (8 ).
A study of population genetics of Cryptosporidium spp. from humans in Haiti showed limited multilocus subtypes in both C. hominis and C. parvum, which was interpreted as an indication for an epidemic clonal population for both species (6 ).
A study of such populations tells little about, and cannot be extrapolated to, either the general population or any more broadly-defined population.
Thus, a study of such populations tells little about, and cannot be extrapolated to, either the general population or any more broadly-defined population.
The birds are banded and released as part of a study of avian populations.
It is heavily used by chefs, novelists and researchers; a few years ago, a marine biologist consulted menus from the early 1900s for a study of fish populations.
Based on a study of 5,829 populations of 1,234 mammal, bird, reptile, and fish species in the world's oceans, the WWF found a decline of 49percentt between 1970 and 2012.
A study of sympatric populations of tinkerbirds for example showed a displacement of song patterns in both sympatric species [ 21].
