Sentence examples for population adjusts from inspiring English sources

Ricardo's statement was consistent with the Malthusian theory of population, which held that population adjusts to the means of supporting it.

The changing population adjusts the community housing and space needs.

Somehow, however, the entire population adjusts its mix of these patterns in a communal fashion to give the overall bias in expression that is seen in bulk analyses.

The association between male gender and legionellosis risk was strengthened by adjustment for older average age in the female population (adjusted IRR 1.98, 95% CI 1.78 2.22, P < 0.001).

For Russia, the year will see the population adjusting to a rouble that plummeted to record lows against the dollar, after western sanctions and falling oil prices.

A 2 means that on some test or other I did worse than ninety-eight per cent of the population, adjusted for age and education.

The death rate from heart disease among the Kaiser members is 30percentt lower than it is in the rest of the Northern California population, adjusted for age and gender.

The changes caused by raking to reflect the demographics of NC and TN were the largest where the sample and the population demographics differed the greatest, e.g., the NC population adjusted for education and the TN age (65+).

Interestingly, the diabetic state alone was not a significant independent predictor for vascular events in Cox regression analysis of overall population adjusting for other cardiovascular risk factors, although it approached significance on univariate analysis.

It can be proved that the weighted variance of the F families is equal to the variance of the NAM population adjusted by family means.

Initially, we included all selected 11 SNPs for haplotype analysis in combined data and each race specific population adjusted by admixture proportion.