Sentence examples for integrated into populations from inspiring English sources
Migrants may carry new alleles that are integrated into populations through dispersal, creating new gene combinations on which selection can act [4].
How can quality monitoring be integrated into population surveillance efforts?
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The positive predictive value in this prototype diagnostic test described in this study is only 39.4% and thus further metabolomic refinements to enhance this value will be required before the test can be fully integrated into population-based clinical care screening algorithms.
Boubakar Hamadoun, editor of the Bamako-based newspaper Mali Demain, who has reporters based in the north, said there were Islamists controlling Konna "but they are integrated into the population".
"There are Islamists controlling Konna, but they are integrated into the population, it is very difficult for the army to fight them," said Boubakar Hamadoun, editor of the Bamako-based newspaper Mali Demain, who has reporters based in the north.
The Egyptian government did not consider the area part of Egypt and did not allow the refugees to become Egyptian citizens or to migrate to Egypt or to other Arab countries where they might be integrated into the population.
Thus, these new families were integrated into Nablus' population.
By assuming an even distribution throughout the ovary, the population of the samples is integrated into an estimated population for the entire ovary.
"Anyone could have walked in there with nothing but negativity on their shoulders, and they would have walked out feeling good about themselves and their service," said Adam, noting how important it was to be integrated into the student population through a mix of online courses, veterans-only courses, and mixed-population courses.
Eventually they were integrated into the general population as domestic servants and farm laborers.
