Sentence examples for mobile populations of from inspiring English sources
Settlement dwellers and mobile populations of all age groups should be targeted for interventions in Papua New Guinea.
Comparing data for the rate of recovery of fluorescence of Ds-EGFP (Table 1 and Figure 2L) further revealed that the mobile populations of Ds-EGFP show slower movement, either in puncta or non-puncta, in the presence of Ft, compared to that in the absence of Ft (where no puncta are observed).
This leaves a mobile population of travellers to pick up the slack.
In the urbanized, mobile population of highly industrialized nations, the family as a felt unit has tended to shrink to the small circle of husband, wife, and children.
At the faintest hum of an outboard engine, some 200 villagers, essentially the entire mobile population of Yagloo, run to the banks of the swollen Shabelle River with empty baskets and expectant eyes, hoping for powdered milk, a few handfuls of grain, some malaria pills, anything.
I understand that virtual charter schools may have a highly mobile population of students, but in most graduation accounting schemes, students discharged to other schools will be removed from the denominator of the graduation rate, and not count against the school.
This interpretive position also fails to establish why a relatively mobile population of men in the military with little investment in Los Angeles rioted, instead of local residents.
This isn't the first time that Google has released an update intended to address the increasing needs of the mobile population of users.
Overwhelmingly, the mobile population of travelers call the other half of the world their permanent home.
The aim of the IB was to "provide an internationally acceptable university admissions qualification suitable for the growing mobile population of young people whose parents were part of the world of diplomacy, international and multi-national organizations".
"They are designed to keep up with the region's highly mobile population of pastoralists.
