Sentence examples for changes of the population from inspiring English sources
Table 1 enlists assumed changes of the population, employment, and school enrollment in the incentive area and non-incentive area.
From a health systems perspective, the consequences of the demographic and epidemiological changes of the population have been extensively analyzed.
We use the age distribution for Germany with birth rates consistent with published data and age-dependent mortality rates, but we ignore changes of the population caused by migration.
However, our data reflected that there were changes of the population proportion and composition among these regions, which was most likely a reflection of internal migration, as described in earlier studies (ie, rural-to-urban migration and depopulation in metropolises).
As demographic changes of the population have been shown to have a major impact on the result of transmission models for seasonal influenza [ 13], we have made sure that the simulated demography is at all times identical to the population structure of Germany.
By tracking the dynamics of the payoff matrix and the compositions of the population, we are able to investigate several aspects of an evolving system, such as the average fitness changes of the population, the impact of the fitness distribution on these changes and the expected level of diversity.
Moreover, it is important to have detailed knowledge about the gonococcal strain populations circulating in different communities, temporal and geographical changes of the populations, and the emergence and transmission patterns of individual strains for the prevention and control of infection.
(x_t) is the required change of the population's duty cycle between two time steps and (D^text {a}_{t-1}) is the actual duty cycle at the previous time step.
Both involve the evolution of three populations (two split from the ancestral population) and changes of the effective population size.
Table 3 shows the change of the populations of STMs between 1998 and 2008, according to population size in the baseline year.
