The phrase "action of population" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing demographic changes, social movements, or collective behavior of a group of people.
Example: "The action of population migration has significant effects on urban development and resource allocation."
Alternatives: "demographic movement" or "population dynamics".
It is rather the presently observable outcome of the past action of population characteristics that matters.
The disparity between sustained campaign awareness and sustained changes in other campaign outcomes is informative when thinking about campaign evaluation and for exploring the mechanism of action of population level change.
Both these results follow expectations of the action of population growth and selection, respectively, but interestingly the increase in % Slost due to selection is proportionally higher in the growing population.
The focus for follow-up to the 1994 Cairo Plan of Action on Population and Development and the 1995 Beijing Platform for Action on Women, it coordinates the FAO Plan of Action for Women in Development (1996-2001).
Finally, the NMM receives an excitatory input (p(t)) standing for the action on population P of neural populations in other areas through long-range synaptic connections.
Therefore, in cases where the biologically significant output is the collective action of the population, for example the secretion of a cytokine, intercellular information sharing is not required.
In particular, it prevented the inhibition exerted by high-rolipram concentrations, indicating that this action is mediated through the action of a population of PKA that is regulated by the LARBS conformer of PDE4.
It is currently held that these differential developments in subsistence strategies also influenced the selective regimes to which past populations were subjected, including through the action of new population-specific (i.e., culturally-related) selective pressures induced by dietary changes [ 13– 15].
Complex cellular behaviors, such as biofilm formation and host invasion, often require the temporal coordination and collective action of cellular populations [93],[94].
Motifs might arise, according to this hypothesis, by the action of neutral population-based forces –like random genetic drift [15]– as the result of intrinsic mechanisms of genome evolution [16], [17], [18], or as a consequence of null network growth constraints [19].
A necessary condition for 'exploitation competition' is that the actions of one population meaningfully limit the availability of forage for the other population.
