Sentence examples for genuine population from inspiring English sources

There appear to be a number of dimensions to the problems: a major drought over the preceding few years had led to considerable genuine population movement of pastoralists in search of pastures.

Robbie McDonald of the Environment and Sustainability Institute at the University of Exeter said it is hard to discern in any wildlife survey the degree to which observed change is due to genuine population change or error in estimates.

However, we observed that from K = 6 upwards, additional clusters did not individualize additional populations but were rather represented in moderate proportions in many populations, therefore probably not revealing a genuine population genetic structure.

Genuine population diversity may explain part of the lack of replication, but the key reasons are probably methodological, due to small sample sizes and bias (2).

These observations strongly support the notion that we investigated the genuine monastic population that has been well documented in written sources [ 3].

This confirmed that the cells used for the MINC assay represent a genuine cell population, clearly distinct from CNS neural stem cells.

Bigotry has been so destructive that it's tempting to dismiss race and ethnicity as artificial, but there are genuine differences among population groups.

This pattern may be a result of either reduced statistical power owing to modest sample sizes, or a genuine reflection of population connectivity along the complex shoreline in this stretch with its numerous potential stepping stone habitats.

Differences in r/ m may reflect genuine variation among populations of P. aeruginosa or may be due to systematic biases between MLST and whole-genome methods.

They appear to have little genuine support among the population.

He told BBC News: "In general, any estimate of a wildlife population comprises genuine change in that population and then error in population estimations.