Sentence examples for extreme populations from inspiring English sources

But even without the drama of the image, the use of these extreme populations is misleading.

Evidence that doesn't come from extreme populations usually comes from animals – the often-quoted idea that early experiences can affect the brain-wiring process, altering the final number of synapses by as much as 25%, comes from a rat study and has never been reproduced in humans.

Differences between extreme populations ranged between 3 and 49% of the mean, depending on the traits.

Two geographically extreme populations of P. phylax, one at each end of the transect, EBO (the southernmost) and BOU (among the northernmost) were more thoroughly analyzed.

Estimates of relative dry weight of adult females, but not that of adult males or workers, differed markedly between these two extreme populations (Table S6).

However, extreme populations of these species are generally located at their ecological limits, in zones of poor habitat quality, and therefore provide information on adaptation that mixes response to ORD and response to local habitat conditions.

Yet Dharavi's extreme population density doesn't translate into oppressiveness.

These subdivisions ranged from the nearly spherical "halo Population II" system to the very thin "extreme Population I" system.

Since the 1970s, astronomers have recognized that some stars do not fall easily into either category; these stars have been subclassified as "extreme" Population I or II objects.

He believes the way they have addressed the problems of extreme population growth is a lesson for us all, especially now that half the world's population live in cities, including one billion slum dwellers.

Certain stars, such as the very hot, blue-white O and B types (some of which are less than 1,000,000 years old), are designated as extreme Population I objects.