Sentence examples for excellent populations from inspiring English sources

The walleye populations have been reported to be growing and they join the lake's "excellent populations of bull head and catfish".

Many excellent populations of such recombinant inbred lines (RILs) have been created in Arabidopsis thaliana because its short generation time, natural self-pollination trait, and numerous diverse accessions are conducive to their generation (Meyerowitz 2001; Kover & Mott 2012).

Using the chaos theory to dynamically adjust parameters r 1, r 2 of the particle swarm optimization algorithm, resulting in an excellent population;   2.

Inbred mice are an excellent population model to study genetic and phenotypic variability.

The presence of a major gene in the DH population with nearly unambiguous segregation of Hf resistance has provided an excellent population for cloning of this gene.

31 Indeed if herd immunity in the UK is maintained through a robust adolescent MenC booster programme, the 3 month infant MenC vaccine might conceivably be dropped from the vaccination programme without any change in the current excellent population protection.

The results were excellent: Tick populations were reduced by more than 90 percent, according to the study's report issued last year.

Obviously the strength of the present study lies in the long-term prospective follow-up of a relatively healthy population and the availability of excellent general population statistics enabling reliable analyses of all cause mortality: prospective follow-up of long lasting insurance contracts resulted in a unique historical cohort and enabled assessment of the absolute risk.

Patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation (BMT) constitute an excellent study population for using observational data to evaluate whether inpatient hyperglycemia predicts infections.

Chinese Meishan is one of the most prolific pig breeds of the world being an excellent candidate population to perform these kinds of studies [ 19].

More than 97% of people in the UK are registered with a general practitioner, which makes GP databases an excellent general population source of data on disease incidence and mortality.