Sentence examples for maritime population from inspiring English sources

The onset of the Revolution found the colonies with no real naval forces but with a large maritime population and many merchant vessels employed in domestic and foreign trade.

In this study, we assessed lymphocyte activation and associated cytokine secretion in 47 newborns from a remote maritime population living on the Mid and Lower North Shore regions of the St. Lawrence River (Québec, Canada; subsistence fishing group) and 65 newborns from nearby urban settings (reference group).

In a cross-sectional study of a maritime population of children with exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls and methylmercury via seafood consumption, numbers of naïve T-cell subsets (CD4+CD45RA), T-cell proliferation, and plasma IgM were decreased, while IgG levels were increased, relative to controls [ 17].

'The rural and maritime populations are easily moved with notions of the active agency of the powers of evil,' he wrote in Toilers of the Sea (1866).

Two remote maritime populations were evaluated for their biological exposure to organochlorines in 1989-1990.

Whatever the answer to the Maritimes' population issue, it's probably not a regionally-restricted visa program à la Frank McKenna.

In contrast, survival of females older than 4 years from the Maritime Alps population was lower than that of females in our sample (difference to females from populations affected by scabies, P adj < 0.001; to females from populations where scabies was never reported, P adj = 0.001).

The possibility of such a bias should be borne in mind when making further evolutionary inferences concerning the demographic and selective history of maritime pine populations.

Microevolutionary change due to differences in maternal reproductive success and early selection is expected in Mediterranean maritime pine populations, and could be an important mechanism mitigating the negative consequences of climate change.

The results presented here highlight the different abilities of the two maritime pine populations to sense environmental conditions and reveal one type of regulation that can be ascribed to different genetic and epigenetic backgrounds.

The genotyping of five other maritime pine mapping populations is underway and will allow us to create a more precise and denser consensus map for this species.