Sentence examples for in given population from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of this article, the authors have begun by identifying the size of women entrepreneurs in Gujarat as per 4th All India MSME Census Survey (2006-2007), which stands at 23629 out of 229,738 forming a total of 10.28% in given population of MSME units of the state.

While both theory and a number of observations align with the idea that the degree of FA at the individual or population level is indicative of individual quality or degree of stress experienced, relaxed selection against developmental perturbations is also expected to increase FA in given population and/or trait.

While perhaps an adequate definition for describing many temporally local changes observed in given populations, this is clearly not an adequate definition of evolution, and clearly not the evolutionary understanding we need to survive the vast "punctuated equilibrium" that the Anthropocene menaces us with.

Genetic analysis of a viral infection helps in following its spread in a given population, in tracking the routes of infection and, where applicable, in vaccine design.

Male mortality rates (a statistic that looks at the number of deaths in a given population in a given time) in Neath Port Talbot are the sixth highest in 348 council areas in England and Wales.

In any given population, variation in parental care behavior may emerge in three ways.

In addition, HIV and malaria also contribute differently as risk factors in different ages in a given population.

Heritability is an estimate of the proportion of genetic variance versus all variations in the trait in a given population.

Similarly in a given population, changes in site distribution of melanoma have long been known to offer clues about change in people's sun-related behavior [ 3].

Age distribution, also called Age Composition, in population studies, the proportionate numbers of persons in successive age categories in a given population.

We applied filtering by extracting only genotypes that were uniformly typed for all loci in a given population (Table S1c in Additional file 1).