Sentence examples for destination populations from inspiring English sources

Dispersal distances ranged from 1.95 to 152 km with a median geographical distance between the different combinations of source- destination populations of 50.6 km.

However, they have significantly elevated mortality from viral hepatitis and from stomach and liver cancer when compared to the destination populations.

where i and j are origin and destination locations with populations m i and n j respectively, at distance r i, j from each other, with s i, j representing the total population in the circle of radius r i, j centered at i (excluding the source and destination population).

LDD distances ranged from 1.64 to 220.7 km with a median geographical distance between the different combinations of source – destination population of 20 km.

The percentage of larvae from each spawning site successfully reaching each population box was calculated, and the results were combined into a single connectivity matrix M for each fish species describing the proportion of individuals arriving in a destination population (rows) from a given source population (columns).

Taking into account impacts of founding events (in principle one individual can establish a new population), the number of different source (seed population) – destination (sampled population) combinations where source and destination are not identical, was considered as the lower bound of the estimated seed migration rate.

However, Finland is among the main receiving countries if predicted inflows are related to the destination countries' population in 2010, and it is predicted to experience a population growth of around 5.5percentt due to these inflows, which is only exceeded by Ireland and Denmark.

For middle-class white people who fled Detroit in the boom years, Southfield was a prime destination: its population quadrupled between 1950 and 1980.

The corresponding paper was illustrated with a sketch constructed with a dynamic geometry system that used sliders to change the input parameters (timing to each peripheral destination and population of these destinations).

Pacheco et al. (2013) analyse immigration flows for a panel of 16 OECD countries from 1991 to 2000 and find that factors such as the stock of immigrants from the source country already living in the OECD destination country, population size, relative incomes and geographic factors all significantly drive the flow of immigration.

In light of a growing destination therapy population, it is important to understand the cumulative effects of long-term LVAD support on kidney function.