Sentence examples for fringe populations from inspiring English sources

"Until now our view of chimpanzee termite-fishing has been overly biased by data on the fringe populations in East Africa".

Fringe populations may experience declines and increased isolation, with bottlenecks and drift reducing genetic variation, accompanied by loss of unique haplotypes and alleles.

Regardless of specific numbers, it is becoming more and more clear that small proteins do not represent a fringe population of proteins and that cells may have hundreds of small proteins arising from the translation of small ORFs.

Unlike other Latin American cities, where sprawling yet impoverished suburbs ring the core districts, a large proportion of Quito's poverty-fringe population lives in central city slums.

The omission of this rule creates unstable results for fringe rural populations, due to them being dominated by nearby large metropolitan populations.

Thomas is a recognized leader in the field of youth leadership who has brought quality services to at-risk and fringe-youth populations.

Or, worse still: this growing fringe of the population who -- occupation for occupation -- may well end up preferring the "home made" occupation of the Taliban.

Be careful not to offend anyone when doing an accent (for example if you make a Valley Girl accent in California, people will be offended, that is a small fringe of the population).

For urban areas, that is 98.3% of the population, for town and fringe, 79.9% of the population, while for rural areas, 18.9% of the population.

The issue of Kurds is delicate because Turkey has been warring with a militant fringe of its Kurdish population since the 1980s, and the lines between expression and revolt are blurry.

Lancaster is a desert town on the fringe of LA County, population 160,000, an area best known for neo-Nazis and meth labs.