The phrase "as a separate population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing distinct groups within a larger context, often in scientific, sociological, or demographic discussions.
Example: "The study focused on the health outcomes of the elderly as a separate population from the general adult demographic."
Alternatives: "as an independent group" or "as a distinct demographic".
Guest molecules shorter than the host segregate as a separate population causing growth rates to become both reduced and non-linear.
Weakened by forced labor, malnutrition, and diseases introduced by the foreigners, and dispersed by migration and intermarriage, they ceased to exist as a separate population group.
Dr. Wayne showed that dogs were indeed derived from wolves, as long suspected, but he set their date of origin as a separate population at 135,000 years ago.
However, the difference between the Kuiper belt and the scattered disc is not clearcut, and many astronomers see the scattered disc not as a separate population but as an outward region of the Kuiper belt.
We seem to be at the beginning, not the middle or the end, of what's known about women veterans who become homeless, if we're willing to break away from the outdated model that they're "just like male veterans who do," and seek to understand them as a separate population with their own unique needs, desires, strengths and challenges.
Finally, most official figures for veteran homelessness do not readily distinguish between male and female veterans, and so the fact that female veteran homelessness may actually be on the rise while male and overall veteran homelessness is falling is obscured by the lack of attention paid to women veterans as a separate population.
The paper validates the prior estimates of cardiovascular risk by using them to categorise patients in a separate population as high-risk.
STs from the rest of the world did not form a separate population even as K was increased, but rather were assigned to either the Australasian or Southeast Asian population, again suggesting that the observed patterns are not the result of uneven geographic sampling.
One population aligns roughly along the anticipated flow direction while a separate population is generated as a result of transverse stretching associated with diverging streamlines during mold filling.
However, painting sex workers as an entirely separate population, whose lives, needs, and desires are distinct from everyone else, will ultimately change none of this.
The patients could be considered as a separate validation population.
