Sentence examples for combination of populations from inspiring English sources

Priority populations of rice CWRs for the collection of accessions for ex situ conservation and the development of in situ conservation strategies are a combination of populations that hold the highest levels of genetic diversity (alpha diversity) and are complementary in terms of adaptive traits and their degree of genetic differentiation (beta diversity).

On the basis of this observation, we developed a framework to efficiently search for a follow-up study design: our framework searches for the best combination of populations from a pool of available populations to maximize the LSR for detection of a causal variant.

A combination of populations divided ethnically and/or religiously, weak central government control, and rising disillusionment by a greater percentage of citizens -- who object to rampant corruption and a failure on the part of the central government to deliver basic needs -- reinforces underlying fragility.

Genetic distances for each pairwise combination of populations were estimated according to Nei [ 68].

Finally, some GHAs are in favor of free care for a combination of populations and services, such as basic health care for children under 5 [ 56, 57].

In multi-ethnic metropolitan areas, where a combination of populations with high toxoplasma prevalence and risk behaviours exist, an individual risk assessment is favoured and toxoplasma screening is justified according to risk.

But a combination of population growth, extravagant construction projects and poor land management wiped out between 90% and 99% of the population.

The combination of population growth and climate change means the impacts of flooding around the world will be increased fourfold and drought impact will be trebled.

The forecast is based on a combination of population growth and climate change, and has obvious implications for the forty million people who currently depend on the river.

"It's this combination of population growth, employment growth and income growth which is really fueling this hyperactive sense that we're getting about New York today," said Ms. Armstrong of Urbanomics.

In this opener, he finds out why food production is heading for a global crisis and how a combination of population growth, climate change, water shortages and oil dependency will affect how we produce and consume food.