In short, "The 2020s promise to be a decade in which breaking population trends come to play an important role in world affairs," say CSIS analysts.
We then focus on the first post-pandemic influenza seasons and seek to determine under which conditions a subsequent variant to the pandemic strain can break population herd immunity, thus leading to a typical seasonal epidemic.
Others are the results of European colonial rule, which broke populations up into governable units, a divide-and-conquer strategy, leaving neighbors fighting among themselves for dwindling resources.
And here's another factor that dulls my excitement just a tad -- if the history of air warfare has shown one thing, it's this: it never breaks populations.
Population variables included numbers of visitors' arrivals, the sizes of the elderly population, the non-resident population, and the resident population broken down by ethnicity (Chinese, Indian, Malay and Other ethnicity), Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rates, population density and HIV notification rates.
Prizm breaks the population down into 62 clusters, or behavior types, and then it locates where the members of each personality type live, down to the town, ZIP code or even street.
The census-provided numbers break down population growth by its source: net domestic migration, net immigration and new births.
The Indian government reacted with crazed violence, treating every Kashmiri Muslim as a potential insurgent, and even using mass rape as a way to "break" the population.
Minor allele frequencies (MAFs) for SPP1 rs28357094 and LTBP4 rs10880 in the CINRG-DNHS population, broken down by ethnic subgroups, are shown in Table 2, compared to MAFs in continental reference populations from the 1000 Genomes project (http://www.1000genomes.org/).org/
We conducted the same analysis on the population broken down by severity according to the median of the CGI-ds at baseline, which was identical in the overall population and in the sub-group with neuropathology diagnosis.
