Sentence examples for more stable population from inspiring English sources

The Midwest, he said, generally has an older, more stable population.

Additionally, the coverage and accuracy of the register are also imperfect for the more stable population, due to the voluntary nature of registration and de-registration.

To confirm our observation on a more stable population of transfected cells, 26 clones have been isolated by limiting dilution.

SH also showed no clear population division and indicated a much more stable population structure than that of MEP.

A higher Ne may in turn insure greater and more stable population genetic diversity (Johnstone et al. 2013).

LTC, on the other hand, tend to have a more stable population with longer stays but substantial impairments in cognition or functional status.

Current trends suggest that the story of migration will look very different, with more stable populations of foreign-born residents, extending deeper roots into American communities.

States and districts with more stable populations have fewer teaching jobs.

Because people of all ages spend most of their days indoors (Wiley et al. 1991a, 1991b), we reasoned that a 3-month interval, based on typical patterns of O3 concentrations to which people would be exposed during their times out of doors, would provide a more stable population-level estimate than would be the case for shorter time intervals, such as days or weeks.

It may be argued that fluctuating populations are more likely to be r-selected than more stable populations that are constantly at, or near their carrying capacity.

Later on, in larger and more stable populations, these nascent gene families expanded and were selected for specific functions in different eukaryotic supergroups.