Sentence examples for introduction population from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Population aging is a global and expanding phenomenon.

Student outcomes on the SAQ sections of summative exams were compared before and after the introduction of the online tool and also between subgroups of students within the posttool-introduction population who demonstrated different levels of participation in the online exercises.

Upon introductions, populations with rapid growth and high dispersal would tend to obtain high biomass, spread rapidly and have detrimental ecosystem impacts.

Contrary to populations of the B lineage that might have expanded northwards after glacial episodes from either southern differentiation centres or after introductions, populations of the C clade would have been limited in their post-last glacial maximum dispersal.

The introduction of population movement into an area characterized by sustained differences in measures of population health allows for the transfer or elaboration of these characteristics between locations.

This observation has stimulated the development and introduction of population screening for diabetic retinopathy.

Students are provided with an introduction to population health and epidemiology in the first two years of the course.

Also in both years, secondary floods (starting approximately 65 days after introduction) caused population declines preceding the end of the experiments (Fig. 3).

In the first rounds of backward stepwise iterations, the introduction of population density heavily decreased the strength of the association with dioxin exposure (results not shown).

The results of this study will make a significant contribution to discussions about the wider introduction of population carrier screening for FXS.

As the initial spatial radius of introduction increases, population persistence is more likely with less genetic variance for selection to act on.