Sentence examples for of particular population from inspiring English sources

Then, use a color coding system to shade in areas of particular population densities around these volcanoes.

The ability to discriminate between equilibrium vs. non-equilibrium asexual complexes depends on the design of particular population models as well as initial conditions.

Previous pandemics have led to stockpiling of goods, the victimisation of particular population groups, and the cancellation of travel and the boycotting of particular foods (e.g. pork).

Surveys have been widely used in community-based research projects, including both general population surveys and surveys of particular population groups, such as college students (discussed below in Community Indicators on Alcohol and Alcohol-Related Harm; see also the table).

An isotype control was used to estimate the fraction of CR1 positive cells (see Figure 1) which was expressed as a percentage of positive cells among the cells of particular population.

This re-weighting adjusts the results to compensate for the over-representation or under-representation of particular population subgroups in the sample, introducing potential bias which may arise from issues related to sample design and also to differential non-response within sub-groups of the population.

Also, the use of particular populations in studies is a double-edged sword.

Experimental evidence points to an altered gene expression and inflow of particular populations of immune cells following injury, but there is yet no hard proof that these changes are actually facilitating pregnancy.

If DNA sequences within a species are compared, population geneticists can learn the history of particular populations.

Service delivery barriers to HIV-prevention interventions concerned the need for staff trained to address the needs of particular populations.

Over the years many policies have been implemented in order to improve the health of particular populations [ 6– 9].