The phrase "constant population" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a population that remains unchanged or stable over a period of time. Example: The government is implementing measures to maintain a constant population in the country, as the current birth rate is not enough to sustain economic growth.
The region has had lasting links with parts of western Scotland, strengthened by constant population movements.
The data were fitted into three demographic models (Bayesian skyline plot, exponential growth and constant population size models).
The equation shows that both types of dynamics — a constant population and repeated boom-and-busts — are stable and will continue indefinitely if undisturbed.
Christaller's theory assumes that central places are distributed over a uniform plane of constant population density and purchasing power.
The constant population size model is considered to be most suitable for population level analyses (see http://www.beast2.org/tree-priors-and-dating/ 15.03.2017).
A general notion is that the hunter-gatherer populations show signatures of constant population sizes, different from the exponential growth patterns in the Neolithic cultures.
The clock model was a random local clock, and the coalescent tree prior assumed an unknown constant population size back through time.
Unfortunately open borders are being promoted in order to maintain constant population growth; the 'developed world' ideas managers are not really trying to avert this disaster.
LYNN JORDE: We expected that we would see a pattern consistent with a relatively constant population size.
It says that two species competing for the same resource cannot coexist at constant population values.
While the number of large earthquakes is fairly constant, population density in earthquake-prone areas is constantly increasing.
