Sentence examples for conventional population from inspiring English sources

Rumer Godden is a writer who frequently twists the heart-strings – it's hard to read her 1972 classic The Diddakoi, about a half-Gypsy girl ruthlessly excluded by the conventional population of the village where she finds herself living bereaved and alone, without shedding a couple of surreptitious tears.

We could not make use of the conventional population proportion of 5% where there are no references of P in previous studies.

Engng Sci.49, 1451 1463) of this paper showed that the random particle numbers and size distributions in precipitation processes in very small drops obtained by stochastic simulation techniques deviate substantially from the predictions of conventional population balance.

The black-white maternal mortality disparity is the largest disparity among all conventional population perinatal health measures, and the mortality gap between black and white women in New York City has nearly doubled in recent years.

To answer these questions, we rely on conventional population genetic analysis as well as on a Bayesian clustering approach without consideration of sampling locations and taxonomic status.

Like the recent rediscovery of the Tasman booby [15], this work generally demonstrates the benefits of integrating historical DNA data with more conventional population genetic approaches for elucidating evolutionary patterns and processes.

The II has been used by many to investigate the utility of conventional population-based reference values.

In addition to conventional population-based approaches, we also used landscape genetics methods (Manel et al. 2003; Storfer et al. 2006) to identify the factors shaping genetic structure.

When the index of individuality is expressed as CVt/CVg, is less than 0.6, conventional population-based reference values are of very limited diagnostic value [ 18].

To achieve these aims it was necessary to design a system of data collection that attained a level of detail and completeness that is beyond the remit of conventional population-based cancer registries.

It should be noted that conventional population-based sequence approaches allow the characterization of the dominant viral species, but do not reliably detect variants that comprise less than 20%% of the total virus population.