Sentence examples for exact population from inspiring English sources

Of course, it is impossible to obtain exact population counts for many creatures, especially those with secretive or nocturnal lifestyles or those that are almost ubiquituous.

"But there's a whole bunch of others that we know are highly threatened and declining quickly, but we don't actually know what their exact population size is".

When you consider how point and shoots are giving way to camera phones, and WP7 is aiming at the exact population that loves point and shoots, the pieces start looking very complementary indeed.

The Sherlock Holmes stories make no representation one way or the other about the exact population of India, or whether the number of hairs on Dr Watson's head is odd or even.

Birth registration may seem meaningless to many -- just a way for the government to know the exact population of it's country and have a name down on paper.

Their exact population outside Africa is unknown, but today many African Americans and Afro Caribbeans are of Igbo descent.

Findings from major trials are refining the indications for SLNB, but further work is needed to more carefully define the exact populations in whom ALND, with its attendant complications, can safely be avoided.

Further, this analysis used individual rather than group data, offering advantages over meta-analytic techniques such as the ability to identify the exact populations to be studied and to have access to individual data points.

Thirdly, the published information often did not allow determination of the exact study population but was suggestive of broader study populations in most cases.

For S1, the cumulative mortality rate could not be estimated because the exact bird population was not known and the birds were difficult to observe in that section (the semicaptive waterfowl population is able to mix with the wild population and disperse to breed).

*S1, aviary section in which cumulative mortality rate could not be estimated because exact bird population was not known and birds were difficult to observe; S2, aviary section in which captive bird population was exactly known and number of dead birds was precisely recorded; NP, species not present in S1 or S2.