Sentence examples for lessons of population from inspiring English sources

He was not mathematically trained but had learned the lessons of population genetics as a graduate student at the University of California at Berkeley before accepting a postdoctoral position at the University of Chicago in the late 1950's.

Further, the results provide interesting lessons concerning the impact of population history on the genome landscape of humans, as well as approaches to identify rare variants enriched in these subpopulations.

By the time the lessons of diversification had been learned, the population in Youngstown had fallen by half.

The high rates of population participation and the high rate (estimated at 80%) of online (vs. paper survey) enrollment and completion of the health survey in a rural, poor area may provide useful lessons for future population surveys.

Loose 1% of population.

One of the most oft-repeated lessons of the 2012 election is that America's growing population of immigrants is a force to be reckoned with.

The lessons of history are all too plain when the perceived iniquities of a certain population develop an obsessive grip on the public imagination.

The many lessons of lessness.