Sentence examples for most stable population from inspiring English sources
The most stable population (close to wt in Tm, see Table 4) was less affected.
Moreover, since our population is small, we decided to assess hemodynamic effects on the most stable population as possible to not over estimated the onset of vascular injuries and of pejorative outcomes.
Moreover, the Caribbean samples (either separately or in combination) have the widest mismatch distributions (spanning 13 to 15 mutations; Fig. 5) indicating that this region hosts the oldest and most stable population.
For this part of Louisiana, a region of swamps, snakes and petrochemical plants, is home to what historians describe as one of the most stable populations in the history of North America.
"These are the most stable populations in the country, where there are large numbers of first-time homebuyers," says Lashinsky.
In terms of the demographic history, the oldest and most stable populations exist in peninsular Florida (Campbell-Staton et al. 2012; Tollis et al. 2012).
We then focus on the Large Nicaraguan lakes, which represent the source populations, because they contain the largest, oldest and most stable populations, and investigate the genetic diversity and structure of their species and populations.
Those places with the highest percentage of Hispanic residents tend to have the lowest average ages, the highest birth rates and the most stable school populations.
Today, the largest and most stable cod populations can be found in Iceland and the northeast Arctic.
Most importantly, sampling from the population register leads to selecting only regular and resident migrants, which are the most stable segment of the population of interest (e.g. migrants with a longer length of stay and more frequently reunited with their relatives).
Nevertheless, most of the less stable population seen by DSF, which probably correspond to the fraction * (lane 6, Figure 1B), is not observed in the fractions, and was most likely lost through aggregation and interaction with the chromatographic material during anion-exchange chromatography.
