Sentence examples for foundation for population from inspiring English sources

In 1964 Hamilton accepted a teaching position at Imperial College, London, and published "The Genetical Evolution of Social Behaviour," a paper that laid the foundation for population genetics studies of social behaviour.

Most importantly, the 2010 Census count serves as the foundation for population estimates that inform government and business decisions for the next decade.

The variable site maps of C. sinicus mitogenomes provide a solid foundation for population genetic studies.

Access to care is a prerequisite for quality of care, whilst primary care is a foundation for population health, especially for vulnerable groups [ 10].

The high-throughput capacity of this approach provides unique prospects for large-scale mt sequencing projects as a foundation for population genetic, evolutionary and ecological studies [ 4].

In summary, the EST dataset reported here can be used for decoding the molecular mechanism of the flavonoid pathway, as well as lays a foundation for biodiversity, population genetics, genomics, and functional genomics of Epimedium species.

The next 25 years will bring much greater awareness of the importance of adequately investing in the vital early years of life, since investment in early childhood is proving the foundation for a population capable to promote the development of its own country.

Furthermore, this work provides the foundation for large population-level epistatic interaction tests to identify combinations of low effect alleles that may have large effects on CRC susceptibility.

For many of us, Crow and Kimura (1970) was an inspiring and elegant introduction to the mathematical models that form the foundation of population genetics theory.

The last few federal states only recently laid the legal foundation for state-wide, population-based cancer registration.

Early recognition of the contrast between the stabilizing influences of density-dependent population regulation, and potentially de-stabilizing influences of environmental variation [ 1], laid a foundation for theoretical modeling of population stability in stochastic environments [ 2] that assumes renewed relevance in light of current developments in ecology and climate research [ 3].