A high degree of population mobility has traditionally been one of America's great economic strengths, providing a flexibility that allows for more efficient labour markets and lower unemployment.
Would the relatively small number of warheads the UK can deploy really deter superpowers that are prepared to tolerate a degree of population loss in the event of an all-out exchange?
There is also a marked difference in the degree of population growth of the two main islands the North having about three-fourths of the total population, in sharp contrast to the earlier years of systematic settlement.
We first used the ratio of domestic immigrants (residents without local hukou) to permanent residents to measure the degree of population migration.
Emergence of resistance to amoxicillin/clavulanate in S. pneumoniae is related to low T > MIC (< 20%) and also to the degree of population heterogeneity to amoxicillin.
As p is increased from p∗c, the degree of population synchrony becomes higher, while the axon "wire length" of the network also increases.
When the 183 Kalimantan accessions are analyzed by sub-group, a high degree of population differentiation was seen between the Kalimantan indica and japonica groups with an F st of 0.59.
In all these three cases, changes in the type and the degree of population synchronization are studied in connection with the network topology such as the degree distribution, the average path length Lp, and the betweenness centralization Bc.
The degree of population subdivision was also explored as implemented in the software TESS [48].
The degree of population differentiation among regions was estimated with FST using Tamura-Nei corrected distances between sequences.
The degree of population substructure was, however, sufficient to cluster individuals based on geographic origin and known breed history.
