Sentence examples for inflated population from inspiring English sources

In recent years, though, the agriculture sector abandoned the traditional means of farming in order to match the growing demand of the inflated population.

Though we accounted for repeated measures in our statistical methods, it remains possible that the differences between specialties and significant predictors in our models reflect an artificially inflated population size skewed towards repeated observations.

The bias is produced by the inflated population denominator and the under-stated death numerator in German population statistics.

They have accused the government and wildlife experts of undercounting serows, while conservationists have counteraccused that foresters may inflate population numbers and levels of forestry damage to promote their own interests.

In order to reduce the bias (i.e., inflating population differentiation) associated with the differential presence of juveniles at each locality (e.g., there were no juveniles found in SR and TH populations while juveniles were collected in abundance from more southern populations), all specimens collected that were smaller than 3.5 mm in length were removed from the morphological analysis.

Counting inmates as residents — prison-based gerrymandering — inflates populations and exaggerates the power of the mainly rural districts where prisons tend to get built.

One reason proposed why specific epitopes attract "inflating" populations compared to others, is the generation of peptides that escape the viral mechanisms for downregulation of antigen processing.

Re-exposure of such "inflating" populations to antigen over time appears to underlie generation of these CD8+ T cell pools [2], a hypothesis supported by the "effector memory" phenotypic characteristics detectable in the cell subsets [11], [12].

On the other hand, diversifying selection within populations inflates within-population diversity, which results in lack of differentiation within populations relative to the within-population polymorphism.

Karen Martien, a conservation geneticist and fisheries biologist at the Southwest Fisheries Research Center in La Jolla, California, says Roman and Palumbi's estimated mtDNA mutation rates may have artificially inflated their population estimates.

In the method of GC, it is assumed that original test statistics at all loci are inflated by population stratification in a similar way with a similar magnitude [7].