Sentence examples for long-range population from inspiring English sources

"There is no scientific basis to long-range population prediction," he said in an interview, "because no one has figured out how to estimate how many babies currently unborn babies are going to have.

Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC, points out that "the basic trouble with all long-range population projections is that they are driven by assumptions about birth levels and there is still no reliable method for predicting fertility levels a generation from now, to say nothing of a century hence".

The retreat of Middle Paleolithic populations from Northern Eurasia during glacial periods most likely resulted from localized extinctions in the least hospitable areas rather than from long-range population movement [20], [40].

Thus, discerning how long-range cell population fluctuations arise is a key issue for cell biologists, because these fluctuations play a critical role in physiology.

The Price of a Firefight Now that you have a sense of prices, and an understanding of the long-range worries as a population arms itself, put these prices into a more immediate context.

The more complex societies in this sample had greater difficulties in coping with sudden, massive stresses, apparently because of their greater reliance on the built environment, staple cultigens, long-range trade networks, greater population density, competitive to hostile political landscapes, redistributive economies, and other centralized institutions.

Recently it was shown that long-range communication between neuronal populations in different cortical areas could address large populations of neurons in early visual areas within a few ms (Roland et al. 2006).

Short- and long-range LD in the simulated population was comparable to the LD actually observed in the major French pig nucleus populations.

"What it means is that they believe there exists a global elite that is conspiratorial and has a long-range policy to replace white populations with African and, above all, Islamic populations.

Admixture mapping is an approach for localizing disease susceptibility loci that attempts to capitalize on the long-range linkage disequilibrium occurring in populations formed by recent mixing of ancestral populations [ 1- 6].

As we discussed last week, today kicks off China's Plenary Planning Session for the next 5 years that may or may not conclude on Friday with long-range plans regarding trade, pollution, population control (too many men at the moment), energy, infrastructure and, of particular concern to investors - GDP.