Sentence examples for beginning of population from inspiring English sources

The curve indexes indicate in which period the changes begun, and by listing the basic census period 1971 1981 is the beginning of population trend decline for many hypsometric zones>750 m.

These opportunities would include the beginning of population relocation, as well as farm production and landfill for export to the low-lying atolls nation of 100,000.

The study documents the beginning stages of population divergence among spatial aggregations with recent common ancestry.

Nor, after the beginning of the population explosion, were the majority of child-abandoners trying to escape the stigma of illegitimacy.

The presented cohort of screen detected breast cancers was accrued from the beginning of a population screening programme and selected on the basis of completed central histopathology review.

BSP analyses indicate that the beginning of the population expansion of these taxa coincides with the Saalian Pleniglacial cycle (ca. 182 Ka) and continued the expansion into the Weichselian glacial cycle (beginning ca. 110 Ka; [ 93]).

In general, it can be said that most hg H sub-lineages show a strong signal for the beginning of the population expansion after the LGM, covering the Late Pleistocene and early Holocene.

A second line that was prominent at the beginning of human population genetics in Brazil, and is of particular interest for this study, concentrated on understanding, from the viewpoint of genetics, how the Brazilian population was formed from the interaction of the so-called main 'racial stocks' (that is, European, African and Amerindian) (see Salzano and Freire-Maia, 1970).

The beginning of the population expansion can be estimated from τ, the crest of the mismatch distribution: τ = 2μt [ 102], where t is the generation time (unknown, but estimated as 1 year [ 89]) and μ is the upper estimate divergence rate (1.0%/MYR × number of bp).

Since the beginning of the year, population in the sites declined by 21%, and is currently at just under 160,000.

Mr. Wood became convinced that America was at the beginning of a huge population shift from rural regions to urban areas.