Sentence examples for composition of its population from inspiring English sources

The composition of its population has been changing rapidly since it lost control of its frontiers.

Nevertheless, mtDNA composition of its population is scarcely described: the available data comprise 38 hypervariable segment I (HVS-I) sequences [ 3] and 133 not individually reported haplotypes [ 10].

To the best of our knowledge, there has been no published information on the prevalence of FI in Malaysia, which is unique in the multi-racial composition of its population.

Its burden of NCDs is influenced by the demographic composition of its population, its exposure to risk factors, its stage in the nutritional and epidemiological transitions, its geography and its ability to provide effective health care [ 61].

A neighbourhood is sometimes characterised by the social class composition of its population and there is evidence that social class is associated with differing patterns of alcohol use (Norstrom and Romelsjo, 1998).

The aim of this paper is to develop a suite of microsatellite markers for V. speciosa to generate a highly informative evaluation of the genetic composition of its populations.

The city has a diverse ethnic composition; more than one-third of its population is made up of immigrants.

Simon Burgess, the Bristol professor whose research concluded "the basis for the [improved] London performance is the ethnic composition of its school population,", says he's received lots of positive feedback, but there's reluctance in some quarters to let go of the idea that there has been a single innovative policy with transforming power.

Reynolds point, and it seems pretty irrefutable, is that these aren't separate scenes but a "single musical tradition" that negotiates "drastic stylistic shifts and significant changes in technology, drugs, and the social/racial composition of its own population".

These results can be partially explained as a consequence of the different dynamics of the adaptive process at different mutation rates, and by the influence of the composition of the population in its subsequent ability to adapt to new selective pressures.

Akiotacho, Yamagatagun, in Hiroshima prefecture, is an under populated, intermediate, and mountainous area, and its composition of population (Figure 3) reflects the coming national tendency of Japan; fewer children and aging society (Figure 4).