Removing the bears from the list would be a signal that endangered species protections work -- that the bears are a success story, brought back from a population of just 136 in 1975 to more than 700 today.
Shot on the Hoboken piers during a freezing winter, with a cast drawn almost entirely from the Actors Studio, and backed by a population of authentically worn longshoremen, "On the Waterfront" signalled a new sort of anti-Hollywood, neorealistic style of filmmaking; no less than the revolutionary painters across the Hudson, Kazan and company could have been called the New York school.
The smallest club ever to have played in the top flight in England were Glossop North End, who hit the English First Division back in 1899 on a population of some 30,000.
Whenever I visit Florida, where my husband's New-York-State-born parents have made their last home, I recall most vividly my father, who grew up on the then un-tamed coasts of Florida, South Georgia and South Carolina, back when "The Sunshine State" had a population of under three million.
Like India, China traces its civilization back thousands of years and has a population of more than 1 billion people.
The objective of this study was to identify the prevalence of back pain and treatment satisfaction in a population of low-socioeconomic pregnant women.
Computer simulations [ 38] suggested that with a population of 200 back cross or F2, QTL that explain at least 5% of total variance could be detected, and that on average, a QTL with 5% or 10% explained variance is mapped on an interval of 40 or 20 cM, respectively.
A population of chronic low back pain patients typically has a mean score of 7 (SD 2) on an 11-point pain intensity numerical rating scale.
400 patients will be recruited from a population of chronic low back pain patients that have been sick listed for 2-10 months.
