Sentence examples for of some populations from inspiring English sources

They usually ripen from green to a deep purple, though the fruit of some populations remains green at maturity.

"Ignorance of what is happening to forest elephants has not served them well," said Hart. "Major poaching of some populations has happened with scarcely any ripple of this coming out of the forests.

Most current taxonomic problems are concerned with the placement of certain genera within the family and with the specific status of some populations of complex genera, such as Otus.

The shift to melanic populations in the United States lagged behind that in England and Europe, as did the industrialization process; but in Michigan by the early 1970s darkly coloured individuals formed up to 97 percent of some populations in regions where melanism was unknown before 1927.

N. meningitidis is a common bacterium, present in the mouth and nose of up to 20% of some populations.

However, the study confirms the presence of some populations of this species in Lake Tana, and also other rivers and lakes of the country.

In particular, in race recognition, the somatic traits of some population could be not well defined: for example, one person may exhibit some features more than another one.

Finally, this salty debate points out the conundrum of some population-wide health initiatives, where you end up treating the many to benefit the few.

The intervention may not address the needs of some population groups such as people with low literacy.

While emerging diseases are affecting many populations of amphibians, some populations are resistant.

Pteronotropis grandipinnis is sister to a clade inclusive of populations of P. merlini plus some populations of P. hypselopterus.