Sentence examples for compiled population from inspiring English sources

The team of scientists, including experts from the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the United Nations environment programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre in Cambridge, compiled population records of 69 key species, including lion, wildebeest, giraffe, zebra and buffalo, inside 78 protected areas across Africa from 1970 to 2005.

The government's Statistics Department said it had not compiled population data since the September earthquake but pointed to a report suggesting that the city could lose 2.5 percent of its population -- estimated around 320,000 before the quake -- by next April.

The sampling frame was based on IRC compiled population data.

Moreover, some migrants are irregular (illegal) and thus complicate efforts to compile population data [31].

We also compiled the population density [ 33], and the 1920 age-stratified population size [ 32] in order to estimate the proportion of children aged 5 15 years by province, as school-age children are thought to drive influenza transmission.

To examine the secular trends of mortality from motor vehicle crashes, the authors compiled annual population and mortality data for the United States from 1910 to 1994 and performed an age period cohort analysis through graphical presentation, median polish, and Poisson regression modeling.

15 Data for the control group were compiled from population statistics published by the ONS.

For European-wide, supra-national policies, consistent and supra-nationally compiled regional population projections are preferred over existing, often mutually inconsistent, nationally compiled regional projections.

Longitudinal chromatic aberrations (LCA) were corrected by static adjustment of the focus of the infrared and green light source relative to the red source prior to entering the eye, using a theoretical fit to compiled human population data [8, Eq. 5(a)].

In addition, genome-wide genetic variation maps have been compiled for population-specific genetics research, such as Dutch (Genome of the Netherlands Consortium 2014) and British (http://www.uk10k.org).org

Our post hoc dichotomization of the compiled study populations according to age (younger than or older than 60 years) showed clear differences between subjects with type 2 diabetes and healthy control subjects.