Sentence examples for exceptional populations from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal studies were few in number, as were studies about exceptional populations, policy, and interventions.

Exceptional populations of Coleoptera occur, amongst which are at least 12 nationally scarce species and 2 nationally rare species, including Britain's largest water beetle the Great Silver Water Beetle (Hydrophilus piceus).

Hence, excluding the few exceptional populations, these results generally suggest a possible non-Sub-Saharan African sweep for this locus.

The KABC-II is an individually administered test of intelligence and achievement that was developed with the intention of "building in sensitivity to preschoolers, minorities and exceptional populations" [ 28].

To quantify the contribution of each individual month to the annual mortality burden attributable to particulate matter (PM) in 2015 in Milan, Italy, after authorities and media considered December 2015 as an outlying month carrying an exceptional population exposure to PM.

Other important human related factors such as exceptional population growth, unplanned urbanisation and air travel needs to be considered in modelling studies [ 63].

With various large construction projects at Sellafield, remote rural Seascale has experienced exceptional population mixing over four decades, and its remarkably large proportion of high socio-economic status families may have promoted the impact of any infection (Kinlen, 2011).

In two years with exceptional haddock populations, however, the peaks occurred at the same time, increasing the numbers of larvae that survived.

The exceptional Spanish population BipEsp5 did not have any males of neither the A nor B type, and instead we here found the C, F and G patterns dominating in both sexes (Table 3).

Thus the final diagnostic assessment was based on all the available information, which is exceptional in population-based studies and a key strength of the present study.

Weir et al. [2005] suggest that values of Fstb greater than the chromosome average plus three Fstb standard deviations reflect "truly exceptional differences" between populations.