Sentence examples for consider populations from inspiring English sources

The bones date from 48 ky BP (ky BP: 103 calibrated years before present [1950]) to 0.35 ky BP and provide a means to consider populations of birds (of which one species is a significant commercial interest) in the context of environmental and climatic change in the past, and their responses to recent anthropogenic landscape changes in the present.

We consider populations of hen harriers that breed on UK grouse moors.

Many models consider populations with an explicit representation of each individual or of the household structures.

Darvasi and Soller consider populations where N = Nb as well as populations where a large number of animals (N) are derived from a moderate Nb.

Consider populations i = 1, 2,..., K with K ≥ 2 and a locus with N ≥ 2 alleles.

This same information is essential to risk assessments and meta-analyses because they pool results across epidemiological studies that consider populations of differing age ranges, sex, or races.

Consider population A and A+ in figure 2 again.

But it did not consider population such as shoppers and tourists (Qi et al. 2015).

Our model does not consider population admixture effect.

Thus, we consider population as the additional independent factor in our study.

An important issue is to consider population admixture/stratification, which may cause spurious association, in population-based case-control studies.