Sentence examples for equivalent population from inspiring English sources

But there are no equivalent population strongholds for forest elephants.

Each senator represents equivalent population units, whereas each of the state's counties has at least one representative, regardless of its population.

Some small islands with the equivalent population of little market towns are now to be considered as "nations", surviving only with the charity of former colonial masters.Apparently they need have no real basis in fact, apart from being a tax haven, flying a flag of convenience and issuing a postage stamp.

For Finland, having an equivalent population safety to Sweden would mean four fewer motorcycle and moped fatalities per year.

For Finland, having an equivalent population risk to Sweden would mean nine fewer bicycle and nine fewer pedestrian fatalities per year.

Hence, using a specific mutation model, the method tests for an heterozygosity excess in the real data set in comparison with an equivalent population in equilibrium conditions [4].

If you compare Scotland with an equivalent population-sized region, Yorkshire and the Humber, then by virtually every indicator Scotland comes out ahead: average wages are higher, unemployment levels the same, house prices identical.

Snow showed the harmful effect of contaminated water in two nearly equivalent populations, and he suggested intervention strategies to control the epidemic.

In fact, the total number of eateries, restaurants, and cafeterias in Arkansas is about the same as the numbers in Kansas and Mississippi, neighboring states with equivalent populations The "job killer" canard doesn't ring true in Arkansas either.

AIM-SNP allele frequency estimates from the training sets and divergence values from pairwise comparisons with equivalent populations are listed in supporting information Table S2.

Our results also indicate that adult home-range movement and larval dispersal are not simply additive processes, but rather that populations possessing both modes of movement have lower persistence than equivalent populations having the same amount of 'total movement' (sum of larval and adult movement spatial scales) in either larval dispersal or adult movement alone.