Sentence examples for contribution of the population from inspiring English sources
The term models a tendency to avoid crowding and the reaction term models the contribution of the population supply due to births and deaths; see [1].
When the 10 QTL were combined in a single ANOVA, 15% of the variation (Table S8) in Pst resistance was explained by the model (excluding the contribution of the population structure).
We estimated the age specific general population rates within the Clinical Practice Research Datalink by dividing the number of incident cases of zoster in 2010 by the total person time contribution of the population at risk in that year, which included all patients in the Clinical Practice Research Datalink with at least one year of follow-up and no history of zoster.
The MD data of 5214 Holstein bulls were imputed to HD data with BEAGLE [ 39], using 557 HD genotyped bulls (including 138 Nordic Holstein bulls, which represent a substantial contribution of the population) in the EuroGenomics project [ 40] as reference data.
The contribution of this population to lupus pathogenesis remains unknown.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has correctly warned that women's rights in Tunisia and Egypt risk being undermined, endangering reforms to gender discriminatory laws and jeopardizing the vital social, economic and political contribution of half the population.
This indicated that the relative contribution of these populations to the fisheries catch sample would be inflated by the relative contribution of populations not in the baseline.
Thus, we also tested the possible contribution of the ancient population under a model where the current Latin American dog population is a mixture of Old- and New World populations.
Also the contribution of the polyploid population may be important.
In this case, the overall behavioral tuning would represent the summed contribution of the NLMS population over repeated hunting episodes.
There is also agreement that the contribution of the urban population to the national GDP increased from 26 per cent of GDP in 1972 to more than 50 per cent by 2005.
