Sentence examples for old populations from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood had changed after World War II as old populations moved out to be replaced by struggling new ones: immigrants, Latinos and African-Americans.

As the World Bank argues in "The Third Transition", a study that will be published later this year, old populations tend to mean slower growth.

And Magic Me in London's Tower Hamlets, where there is a huge ethnic diversity between the young and old populations, uses intergenerational arts projects to help restore trust and overcome elderly people's fear of crime.

To design sustainable control strategies, it is necessary to have a better understanding of differential interactions that potato has developed in response to the currently pre-dominant versus the old populations of the pathogen.

In older people, usual gait speed has been shown to independently predict mortality; however, less is known about whether usual gait speed is as informative in very old populations, in which prevalence of multimorbidity and disability is high.

For this to happen in nature, however, the newly formed species would need to be somehow separated from the other two parental species; otherwise, it would simply get sucked back into the old populations.

Here, too, places benefit from having a fairly old population.

Form the mating pool from the old population.   5.

Compute the fitness of each individual in the old population.

Based on the fitness values, the next generation is formed from the newly generated sequences and old population.

The old Population Bomb is now a rubble-clearance project.