Sentence examples for graded population from inspiring English sources
The results presented here indicate that the oncogene Bcl-xL exploits the inherent stochastic nature of molecular events to generate cell-death variability, which transforms a single-cell discrete event like death into a graded population response and leads to adaptation.
City officials say most of the problem has to do with a 7,000-student 7,000-studentincoming ninth-grade population and a longsurgeing need for more high school space.
Census data for District 17 put the kindergarten-through-eighth-grade population at 75 percent black, 13 percent Hispanic, 12 percent white and 1 percent Asian.
We recruited 34 second graders for participation from a second school (approximately 29% of the school's second grade population), with 16 from one classroom and 18 from a second classroom.
This conclusion confirms the findings of Nowell and Hedges (1998) with regard to the U.S. 12th grade population, where a greater variance for the males was observed in almost all cases.
They looked at a series of factors to help determine where the government's investments would stand the greatest opportunity of return with the greatest weight being tied to the general racial makeup of a neighborhood; or, in their words: "[the] threat of infiltration of foreign-born, negro, or lower grade population".
Nimodipine seems to improve long-term outcome in the poor-grade population as well [ 111].
The number of children to participate in the study from each school and grade was determined by probability proportional to size of the school and grade population.
A proportionate number of children selected from each school and grade was determined by probability proportional to size of the school and grade population.
This is in keeping with Nakamura et al (2002) who also showed lower local recurrence rates and no deaths in his low-grade population.
In these studies, hypertonic saline was effective to control ICP and improved CBF [ 43– 47] and may improve outcome in the poor-grade population [ 43].
