In the calculation of the age-adjusted fracture incidence, age adjustment was done by direct standardisation with the mean population between 1967 and 2001 as the standard population.
The mean population of Scotland between 2005 and 2010 was 5 169 140 people.
Since there was no significant difference in mean population CVD risk between the two groups either at baseline or at the one year follow-up point, we have merged the data and consider the contribution of individual risk factor changes to the overall population change in CVD risk.
The results showed a decline of 43% in mean population density between 1999 and 2010, suggesting that the population of Aloe peglerae in the Magaliesberg is in a state of decline.
The mean population FST value between Lighthouse and Tidal River populations was 0.25, consistent with isolation and drift in the small Lighthouse population (Jones et al. 2013).
(J, L ) Mean population FR difference between light-on and light-off conditions for spontaneous activity (yellow) and equal probability tones (green).
(K ) Mean population FR difference between light-on and light-off conditions for deviant (red) and standard (gray) tones and spontaneous activity (blue) for strong (filled) and weak (unfilled) tones.
We also examined the phenotypic correlation between mean population estimates of the number of bands and crushing resistance.
ANOVA was used to test for population differences in egg size and for associations between mean population egg size and survival or the timing of hatching.
However, we did not find any correlation between either the absolute G × T values (n = 9, r = −0.002, P = 0.99) or their fraction of total variation (n = 9, r = −0.071, P = 0.86) and the slope between mean population growth rate at 18°C and 22°C.
Mean population trends were positively correlated between periods, suggesting little change in the trajectory of most migrant species' populations over this 30-year period.
