Sentence examples for capable population from inspiring English sources

Although the primary demand throughout the Arab world focuses on the end to tyranny and authoritarian governments, behind this single cry stands a series of social demands about work and life not only to end dependency and poverty but to give power and autonomy to an intelligent, highly capable population.

7. Minimum percent capable population (from 3D SSPP), i.e., worker gender specific percent capable population from a task that produces the minimum percent capable population.

Microplate laser cytometry is a technology compatible with a 1536‐well plate format and capable of population distribution analysis.

As a result, female O. taurus could in theory be capable of perceiving population density and when the population density is high, responding adaptively by producing more minor males in their offspring and/or producing major offspring with longer horns.

The long-term coexistence of different replicators which are capable of exponential population increase is possible only through regulated population dynamics of the replicator species present [ 2].

Apparently, healthy umbilical cord blood possesses a critical stem cell population capable of reeducating and transforming diabetic regulatory cells into regenerative CD4+CD62L+ cells capable of reversing type 1 diabetes.

These are the modes of expression of an intelligent population capable of using the instruments at hand to organise autonomously.

They argue, first, that when Americans used the word militia, they ordinarily meant the entire adult male population capable of bearing arms.

The 2003 government study found that it will take 5 to 10 years to nurture a self-sustaining rhesus population, capable of meeting the demand.

Rhizosphere supports large and active microbial population capable of exerting beneficial, neutral and detrimental effect on the plants.

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have great clinical potential as they are an adult stem cell population capable of multilineage differentiation.