Sentence examples for lingering population from inspiring English sources

Meridian 59's lingering population has kept playing not only out of social obligation but out of grim necessity.

One of the major causes of drug resistance is a large, lingering population of pathogens which happens in patients with chronic infections," Dr Lewis said.

There may also have been some lingering populations of other hominid species.

Yet oral traditions and recent sightings by Malagasy villagers are still reported, suggesting either lingering populations or very recent extinctions.

Under negative selection, mildly deleterious mutations can linger in populations, contributing to polymorphisms, but have little chance of fixation [ 46].

Although protected since 1972, Indian wolves are classed as Endangered, with many populations lingering in low numbers or living in areas increasingly used by humans.

The repetitive use of nerve agents during military conflicts and by terrorists [11] emphasizes a lingering threat to the population.

For an intermediate population size (N = 1000), the population lingers around the CS value, z*, before it finally shows evolutionary branching.

It is always assumed that the virus population lingered on, causing small seasonal epidemics, until replaced by the shocker of 1918.

Most young and urban citizens seek integration with the West, while the older and more rural population has a lingering affinity for Russia.

But her comment left a lingering question: Japan's youth population is declining, so why do new universities and departments keep popping up?