Sentence examples for origin populations from inspiring English sources

With rising foreign origin populations, social and economic integration of migrants has become a major preoccupation in many migrant receiving societies.

This suggests that acid origin populations have higher larval acid stress tolerance.

Our estimate of 326.6/100 000 in African origin populations fits with these data.

Larval traits show evidence for trade-offs along the acidification gradient (i.e. acid origin populations were large but developed slower, whereas neutral origin populations were smaller but developed faster).

We thus infer that saline origin populations contain alleles that mitigate the decline of performance under saline soils, or conversely that non-saline origin populations contain alleles that increase their sensitivity to salinity.

In the populations with African origin (populations ASW, LWK and YRI), rs59190448 appears as the homozygote AA allele (ancestral allele).

HD is notably rare in Japan, with a prevalence of 1-4 cases per million people – about one-tenth of the prevalence in most European and European-origin populations.

Urine albumin excretion in the high normal range [urine albumin to creatinine ratio (UACR) 10-29 mg/g)] predicts hypertension in European-origin populations.

This article addresses the intersection of 'homeland' politics and diaspora identities by assessing whether geopolitical changes in Ethiopia affect ethno-national identifications among Ethiopian-origin populations living abroad.

Its work seeks to engage and bring together the academic community of the University, the Mexican-origin populations in the city of Chicago, and fellow scholars in Mexico and beyond.

More compellingly, Alba, Jiménez and Marrow (2014) urge scholars working on "immigrant adaptation in America (to) do a better job of accounting for heterogeneity, not just between but also within immigrant-origin populations" (Alba et al. 2014, p. 446).