The phrase "addition to the population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or increases in the number of people in a specific area or demographic context.
Example: "The recent influx of immigrants has led to a significant addition to the population of the city."
Alternatives: "increase in the population" or "growth of the population".
In addition to the population mean, hypothesis-testing procedures are available for population parameters such as proportions, variances, standard deviations, and medians.
A frightened boy, James (an appealing Jacob Latimore), cowering in a bar with a shotgun, is a strong addition to the population.
The size and styling of the houses were the most significant factors in the Schellatos' decision to buy, in addition to the population of residents, many of whom are still working.
But the removal of the constraints of the cold war, the growing distance from Hitler's war, and the addition to the population of 17 million East Germans raised on the official patriotism of having been the "good Germans" have made national self-effacement somewhat less natural and less politically compelling.
It at least felt as if my hair stood up at reading the icy words: "Be careful not to touch the end of your penis to the wrong side of the condom, then turn it over and…" It went on to make it clear that the not inconsiderable frequency of this inadvertent "transfer" mishap could account, accidentally, for an addition to the population.
In addition to the population growth and redistribution, the fatality rates must have been modified by the change in population lifetime and the evolution of construction methods.
In addition to the populations defined above, there were also transitional effector memory populations in both the CD45RA+ and CD45RA− compartments that differed from the TEMRA+ and TEM cells based upon their expression of CD27 and IL-7Rα.
In addition to the populations analyzed previously, small RNAs were profiled from non-infected leaves (15,826 reads), or leaves that were infected for 1 hr (18,368 reads) or 3 hr (10,363 reads) by Pseudomonas syringae pv.
This, in addition to the population-based characteristic of the sample, increases the internal and external validity of the study.
The information implies that, in addition to the population-based approach, a family-based approach provides another option to determine the genetic predisposition.
In addition to the population-based nature of our study and the ability for a very long-term follow-up of clinical outcomes (up to 8.5 years), there are a number of other strengths of this study.
