Sentence examples for making populations from inspiring English sources

In addition, there are a number of studies which have shown that decreased genetic diversity is associated with lowered immunocompetence, making populations more vulnerable to disease (see [21] for a recent example).

Many wild contribute beneficial agronomic traits, making populations of wild sunflower an in situ repository for alleles not represented in breeding lines (Seiler 2007).

The State is widely regarded by the majority of citizens as untrustworthy, thus making populations sceptical about the ability of States to ensure the sustainability of any policy for which funding is not guaranteed by international donors.

No leader of any mainstream party in any country would dream of making population a key issue.

Sharks taken during the long interval between birth and sexual maturity never reproduce, making population recovery and growth difficult.

Of the men in our study population, 99% were white, making population stratification an unlikely confounder.

However both these equations are established in clinical practice, making population estimates important.

Our thanks to the International HapMap Project for making population-based collections of LD statistics freely available.

Physical activity, however, is a complex and multidimensional exposure variable, making population-based measurement difficult [ 8].

Another limitation is the sample size being too small for making population-based conclusions regarding lower ANSS cutoffs.

Species evolution is however a result of complex population dynamics, making population scale studies of genetic diversity a powerful complement to codon-based selection analyses.