Sentence examples for emerged population from inspiring English sources
It was expected that the genetic diversity would be greatest in the powdery mildew population on wheat compared to the recently emerged population on triticale, because of their longer-standing accumulation of mutations.
They are part of an emerging population expecting to spend their retirement abroad.
"There's an emerging population of people who have never signed up for traditional cable packages, who are used to customizing their own TV experience".
For the past two years, it has provided the commonplaces of Jewish summer camp, right down to poison oak and bug juice, to an emerging population of Jews of color.
He says his newest film, which will be shown on PBS-TV in the United States and on TU-TV in Puerto Rico, shows how his wife "uses her celebrity to raise consciousness and give voice to an emerging population".
Ambulances are based near hospitals and in several current and emerging population centers.
Attention has recently turned to an emerging population of extremely overweight patients, termed superobese and defined as those with body mass index (BMI) ≥50 kg/m2.
Quorum sensing (QS) enables an individual bacterium's metabolic state to be communicated to and ultimately control the phenotype of an emerging population.
Interestingly, two different fractions showing low and high mCherry expression were revealed with global passaging of neural cultures coincident with an emerging population of CD44 positive cells (Fig. 4A) representing more differentiated neural cell types (Liu et al., 2004).
Regardless of whether such high levels of continued Sunbelt migration occur or other patterns emerge, population movement will have electoral implications as the composition of migration streams change the balance of party identifiers at both origins and destinations.
As an emerging population, South Asians (SAs) bear a disproportionately high burden of CVD relative to underlying classical risk factors, partly attributable to a greater prevalence of insulin resistance and diabetes and distinct genetic and epigenetic influences.
