Sentence examples for mixture of populations from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the mixture of populations with different geographic origins may obscure biological differences between them.

It provides evidence of the existence of a mixture of populations, including a subgroup showing long-term evolution.

In future we plan to model the sojourn time as a mixture of populations within each age group.

The exponential distribution assumption is reasonable, although it is possible that there is a mixture of populations, one with a long sojourn time and one with a short.

We first provide a closed form solution for the expected correlation structure from a mixture of populations in a genomic locus.

Furthermore, as already stated above in the introductory remarks, the LUCA community could have been a mixture of populations with different temperature profiles; perhaps Bacteria arose among already moderately thermophilic or thermotolerant representatives of the LUCA community.

The mixture of population growth and declining oil revenues endangered Colonel Qaddafi's ability to hold on to power.

Caused by a mixture of population inflow and the recent baby boom, the capital's total population has risen by 900,000 since the 2001 census, with the growth rate of 11.6% being the largest proportional increase of any region.

A recent hypothesis is that the population of hares rises and falls due to a mixture of population pressure and predation: when hares overpopulate their environment, the population becomes stressed — the fact that the food supply is gobbled up certainly doesn't help — which can lead to decreased reproduction, resulting in a drop in next year's hare count.

Existing literature is often challenging to interpret as previous studies were performed on various mixtures of study populations; populations with diabetes, populations without diabetes and mixed populations.

In addition to selective effects within populations, differential selection on mixtures of populations with distinct characteristics can alter stock composition in fisheries.