Sentence examples for population constituents from inspiring English sources

Despite this lack of consensus, members of Congress said that even among this cross section of the population, constituents are disgusted by the President's action.

Recent progresses in identifying neural correlates of behaviour, not only in Humans [10], [11] or the upper primates, but also in other species [12], prompt one to abandon one of the pillars of EGT: the lack of cognition of the population constituents.

In a future class, each group will reconvene and share their position papers and together formulate a proposal for a "Stop All Violence" campaign to present to their populations or constituents.

The determination of a particle count distribution by microscopy or other means may appear to be simple; however, it is actually a complex process with several levels of uncertainties that span from sample dispersion (i.e., the process of disassociating agglomerates within a sample into a population of constituent individual particles) and preparation to the measurement technique itself.

In order to set boundaries nearest to the population lows (of constituent minerals) and to achieve an international consensus, a poll among the world's petrologists was conducted and a modal classification for plutonic igneous rocks was devised.

Preparing such a site requires careful usability testing on varied populations that reflect constituents to ensure that people are not left discouraged and exasperated by the experience.

Hence, the evolution of cooperation can be investigated in populations of arbitrary constituents.

As a final experiment, we characterized a mixed biofilm of E. coli, L. monocytogenes and S. enterica using PNA FISH and DAPI staining combined with CLSM., in terms of each constituent population, spatial organization and cell numbers.

Because rabies can be maintained in dogs without jackals, jackals are not an essential constituent population of the reservoir.

The success of a plant at below-ground resource capture, in contrast, depends on the integrated performance (and cost) of all of its constituent population of roots.

Second, as Ashford recognized, the definition of reservoir membership becomes ultimately intractable if each constituent population in the reservoir is considered nonmaintenance.