Sentence examples for constituent population from inspiring English sources

As a final experiment, we characterized a mixed biofilm of E. coli, L. monocytogenes and S. enterica using PNA FISH and DAPI staining combined with CLSM., in terms of each constituent population, spatial organization and cell numbers.

Because rabies can be maintained in dogs without jackals, jackals are not an essential constituent population of the reservoir.

The success of a plant at below-ground resource capture, in contrast, depends on the integrated performance (and cost) of all of its constituent population of roots.

Second, as Ashford recognized, the definition of reservoir membership becomes ultimately intractable if each constituent population in the reservoir is considered nonmaintenance.

The principles of the Network and its constituent population surveillance sites have been described generically (3), and detailed descriptions of the individual sites involved, including local attributes, are available elsewhere (29– 50).

14, 20 The constituent population for this study is different in many ways from that that found in the United States, but in theory members of both groups, those exposed to MPXV-infected animals in the United States and Ghanaians living near the animal trapping sites, would have had opportunities for exposure to the same strain of MPXV.

The United Kingdom now contains such distinct constituent populations – each further subdivided – that a dramatist has to define the location before analysing it.

Because the study of animals may be concentrated on widely different topics, such as ecosystems and their constituent populations, organisms, cells, and chemical reactions, specific techniques are needed for each kind of investigation.

A merger is shown to increase aggregate distress, measured as aggregate relative deprivation: the social distress of a merged population is greater than the sum of the social distress of the constituent populations when apart.

Artificial nations, ironically created by war, are finding their constituent populations pressing for divorce, but on the battlefield, not in courts or polling stations.

However, exhaustive identification of all constituent populations of a reservoir may be difficult.