Sentence examples for historical populations from inspiring English sources

The chance of remaining childless — 30 percent — was also calculated based on historical populations.

A concern about use of historical controls is lack of assurance that historical populations and newly recruited populations are similar.

Whales are only now beginning to recover from more than two centuries of commercial whaling which destroyed 95% of historical populations.

Moreover, it is also known that many genetic variations are associated with the geographical and historical populations in which the mutations first arose.

It was a negotiated truce between Bütow and NOAA: Only the lower 7 miles of the creek was eventually listed because its conditions were amenable to historical populations.

Some scientists regard that historical populations off Japan were driven to extinction by whaling activities, mostly from the Kumanonada Sea off Wakayama, in Tosa Bay, and in the Sea of Hyūga.

Previous estimates put the historical population at 15,000 to 35,500.

This map is based on historical population estimates from four different researchers, and is not a definitive list.

The scientists who conducted the new research said this was the first application of a new analytic method for detecting especially subtle genetic influences of historical population migrations.

Today there are 700 foxes and the species is on track to recover to historical population levels within a few years.

The models in the study use historical population data recorded by hunters and state wildlife management services rather than data collected specifically for the study.