Sentence examples for components of population from inspiring English sources
At its most basic level, the components of population change are few indeed.
We investigate how regional differences in population aging developed over the last decade and how they are likely to evolve in the coming three decades, and we examine how demographic components of population growth contribute to the process.
In his text, Simpson specifies what he calls the "determinants" of evolution: variables such as rate and "character" of mutations, population size, etc.—all the familiar components of population genetics.
In this paper, we analyzed for the first time the evolution of population structures using beta-convergence modeling and attempted to understand how demographic components of population growth contribute to the convergence process.
Various components of population dynamics are expressed as random Bernoulli trials in the model and detailed life and fishery histories of each individual are tracked over their life span.
Association testing for each single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) was conducted by study and adjusted for age, cohabitation/marital status, education, site, and principal components of population substructure.
"All three work as a result of differential reproduction of the components of populations" (this can mean organisms, families, or even differential reproduction of gametes) (p. 10).
More fundamentally, the components of population-genetic variance themselves can provide important biological insights on viral demography, mutation rate, patterns of selection, and modes of replication.
In order to justify usage of even smaller genotyping datasets, we calculated the expected bias from supplementing the reference set with admixture components of populations genotyped over fewer markers down to randomly selected 500 markers.
For this reason, international comparisons of ethnic and racial groups are imprecise, and this component of population structure is far less objective as a measure than are the categories of age and sex discussed above.
