Sentence examples for estimates of their population from inspiring English sources

The lake-specific annual vertical distributions of coregonid larvae had a marked effect on the annual estimates of their population.

The self-built slums that ring many Latin American cities are poorly mapped, and even estimates of their population are vague.

The only published estimate of their population comes from the late 1980s when approximately 1500 animals were estimated to occur in Ladakh (Fox and others 1991; Shah 2002).

With the diaspora of the community since that time, however, it has become ever more difficult to identify Anglo-Indians, much less to estimate the size of their population.

However, the main conclusion of two recent reviews was that there is a striking lack of information about the Roma people [ 1, 2]; even the estimates of the size of their population vary widely [ 1], and data on their health are sparse and incomplete [ 1, 2].

They found (their Tables 2 and 3) that both estimators tended to under-estimate the true mean of their population by 2 4%, the bias tending to decline with increasing sample size.

Ants do pretty well in the numbers game too, with estimates of their global population ranging from 10,000 trillion to a quadrillion (a million trillion).

A few states, such as Maine, have estimated that 15%20%% of their populations would be in such high-priority groups to be vaccinated.

Of 39 analysed beetle species, 13 were estimated to have more than 10% of their populations in clear-cut stumps, 9 more than 50%, and 5 more than 80%.

The observed impact of population characteristics implies that it is important to assess the predictive ability of risk scores in representative samples of the population in which the model is ultimately applied to get valid estimates of their performance in that population.

Most estimates of their number today put the population at more than a billion.