But studies of New England town meetings have shown that such gatherings cease to be effective for large populations.
But while "lower is better" is probably true for large populations, that is not always the case for individual patients.
But while the costs of chronic illnesses are predictable for large populations, they are highly unpredictable for people and their families.
But experts warn that although these estimates can be useful in predicting the risk for large populations, they do not work very well for individuals.
That phenomenon, in turn, produces immense quantities of phytoplankton that are the basis for large populations of commercially valuable marine animals.
My studies have led me to a greater recognition in recent human evolution of the forces of demography (the need for large populations and social networks to make progress), drift and contingency (chance events), and cultural rather than natural selection than I had considered before.
Hence, the available data give neither sufficient evidence for nor against superlinear scaling for large populations.
For large populations with low welfare, the principle mimics average utilitarianism and assigns most of the value to average welfare.
It also more closely correlates to percent body fat and risk of health problems, like diabetes, for large populations.
For large populations, our analysis of bifurcations with respect to investment cost explains the observed hysteretic effect associated with recovery of migration in fragmented environments.
We discuss the implications for large populations, and how such models allow for mapping the semantic organization of the neural codebook and stimulus space, and decoding.
