Sentence examples for has been population from inspiring English sources

But independent fact-checks have found that tort reform has had little effect on creating new jobs for doctors in Texas, and that by far, the biggest driver has been population growth.

And in Manchester, where there has been population growth, 87.5% were offered their first preference school.

A more widely used method to measure Hib disease has been population-based laboratory surveillance for Hib meningitis (7 ).

Their living conditions had changed, Dr. Stiner and Dr. Kuhn surmised, and one cause could have been population increases that pressured their resources.

With some of the vultures, there have been population crashes because some of the medication fed to livestock is toxic to them.

Sure, there have been population increases in all of these places, but populations are increasing everywhere.

Only a few of these studies have been population based, and none had complete genealogic information.

Some suggestions have been population variance, experimental errors, or compound tissue samples (cancer and healthy tissue together).

Some more recent studies have been population based and have taken account of a range of risk behaviors, again finding associations between emotional state and mortality (11).

"There have been populations of students who have been overleveraged for 40 years," he says.

A feature of this environment must have been populations with high genetic variation from which early farmers selected different types of rice.