For instance, in Britain, while the population of HNWIs rose 42%, it was still not enough to recover the losses incurred during 2008; the same was true of Russia, where the 21% rise did not lead to a return to pre-2008 levels.
For instance, P 0-14 is the population of the group 0 to 14 years.
Although the out of bag error estimator is very conservative, a way in which the generalisation error could be challenged is by considering the study population and the diagnostic process as regionally biased: for instance, by assuming that the population of Genoa and neighbouring areas (Liguria) is different from Italy (or worldwide) and that doctors make diagnoses differently.
For instance, the population coverage by cancer registries of sufficient quality for inclusion in the International Agency for Research on Cancer's (IARC) 2007 report on global cancer incidence was 1% for Africa, 4% for Asia, and 4% for South and Central America.
It corresponds to assuming that all subpopulations having the same number of connections are considered statistically identical regarding the features of the metapopulation system relevant for the mobility and disease spreading processes (such as for instance the population size and the traffic of passengers).
For instance, we may think of the population of women with breast cancer, some of them having tumors with an overexpression of the HER2/neu-receptor (type 1 patients).
While 1990 automobiles had to average 28 miles a gallon, for instance, "the total population of light-duty vehicles in 1990 averaged under 19 m.p.g., a gain of fewer than 5 m.p.g. over the average recorded 10 years earlier," wrote Dr. Nivola and Robert W. Crandall in "The Extra Mile: Rethinking Energy Policy for Automotive Transportation Brookings Institutionon, 1995).
Nevertheless, this property becomes a limitation when the number of negative instances is considerably higher than the population of positives, which is quite common in the analysis of large biological sequence databases.
For instance, in the Ttiweh Cavalier Kennel, the population of sixty dropped to three during the 1940s.
Ask for the population of India, for instance, and you will also get the population of China and the United States, because Google knows those are the most common follow-up questions.
