Sentence examples for of such populations from inspiring English sources

We have developed a simulation model to assist in the conservation of such populations, called MANAGE.

Examples of such populations are injection drug users, individuals at high risk for HIV/AIDS, and young adolescents who are nicotine dependent.

Only a fraction of such populations probably sought more favourable conditions elsewhere, but natural selection favoured the "migrants," and migratory tendencies were retained.

They cannot explain the reasons for the rise in deaths in certain ethnic groups, although they point out that flu outbreaks were concentrated in certain clusters such as London and the West Midlands, where there were high ethnic populations – although areas with low levels of such populations, in the East Midlands and Yorkshire, were also hit hard.

We apply a recent one-dimensional algorithm for predicting random close packing fractions of polydisperse hard spheres [Farr and Groot, J. Chem. Phys. 133, 244104 (2009)] to the case of lognormal distributions of sphere sizes and mixtures of such populations.

These data provide a high-resolution picture of immune spectra in normal individuals and in patients with hematological malignancies, illuminating, in the latter case, both the initial behavior of clonal tumor populations and the later suppression or re-emergence of such populations after treatment.

Our results indicate that although female tigers are the limiting factor in sustaining the tiger populations in a given area, males also have a significant role in determining the ability of such populations to persist for a long period of time.

Although PCD by a subpopulation may conceivably benefit surviving cells in the event of an abrupt shift back to favorable conditions51, our model suggests that increased diversification may be another benefit of such population cycling.

Cavanagh et al. (2008) discuss in detail the production of the MAGIC population, methods of mapping genes to traits and the relevance of such population to breeders.

By 2050, rapid urbanization and population growth will add another 2.5 billion people who will become urban dwellers; the developing economies of Africa and Asia will eventually account for nearly 90% of such population increase (United Nations 2014).

In our opinion, the results of such population scenarios are not really suitable because they need to relate and to be fine-tuned to the particular research objective at hand.