Sentence examples for contribution to population from inspiring English sources
First, that health care, while crucial to individual survival, makes at best a modest contribution to population health.
However, reserves are rarely assessed for their contribution to population persistence.
The relationship between mechanistic allelic interaction in multi-gene systems and genetic contribution to population variance remains poorly understood.
Here, we examine whether migrants make a disproportionate contribution to population growth in Kinshasa by examining differences in fertility profiles between in-migrants and permanent Kinshasa residents.
It is generally recognized that each species' natural tendency is to migrate toward the lower density, so spatial diffusion makes an important contribution to population dynamics, especially to the species invasion and wave propagation.
Buffer strips may thus be effective in conserving the bryophyte flora of stream-side forests, but their long-term function as refugia and their contribution to population recovery in other parts of the landscape need further evaluation.
Findings make a significant contribution to population-based needs assessment and commissioning methodology in children's palliative care.
This is clearly different from the trends reported in studies of heterosexual persons, where persons with many sex partners tend to report fewer sex acts thus reducing their contribution to population-level transmission.
The Marie Stopes International Impact 2 model goes the next step by using an innovative technique that estimates a service delivery organization's marginal contribution to population-level contraceptive prevalence rates (CPR) that is made by the number of contraceptive users served (which is derived from the number of products distributed).
Next, by means of statistical transformation of the homozygosity weighted by loci index, we determine how heterozygosity contributes to population growth in Soay sheep by modelling individual contributions to population growth (pt(i)) as a function of several covariates, including sex, weight and faecal egg count – a surrogate of parasitic nematode burden in the gut.
Known with Sewall Wright and J.B.S Haldane for work on the modern evolutionary synthesis, his contributions to population genetics are still important.
