Spatially explicit representations of communities are used to allow experiments with factual and synthetic populations.
Thus, these 2 4% stated above probably represent a lower bound of the factual usage by the population.
Statistics Norway and Statistics Sweden are sources of factual information about the populations in Norway and Sweden, and distributions of sex, age, immigration, education level, county, centrality/peripherality and municipality size are presented annually and can be accessed online.
This species is currently perceived as abundant throughout its extensive range across temperate regions of eastern Australia, yet little factual survey data exist and populations appear under threat.
Though logistically demanding, an additional QTL mapping experiment with long-day and short-day conditions could be undertaken on the large mapping population D to obtain a factual measure of photoperiodic response, as done in wheat [ 99].
We counted section pages and case pages to gauge the factual emphasis on using TCM therapeutic methods for paediatric populations in the national textbooks.
This difference is factual, since both Icelandic studies covered essentially all fractures in an entire geographic population and were not derived from a chosen sample.
On the short list of factual trends we've done nothing about, we are facing an aging baby boomer population that is on course to bankrupt Social Security and Medicaid/Medicare in less than 20 years.
The first portion of the Results, after the description of the sample population?s characteristics (if yours is a clinical study), should provide the overall factual answer to the question implied in your purpose statement.
In this sense a myth is any entity, whether historical and factual, or fictitious and symbolic, that represents a cultural consensus of esteemed meanings throughout a population.
