Sentence examples for population explored from inspiring English sources

Two Royal Navy patrol ships and a launch searched the coastal area while patrols recruited from the native population explored the mangrove swamps near Agats village.

Archaeologists believe Puerto Rico's native population explored the area centuries before.

Focus group discussions with migrants in the general population explored use and experiences of healthcare, knowledge and perceptions about TB and the TB control programme.

The study population explored by Green et al (2008) consisted of both ER α-negative and -positive tumours, patients with lymph node-positive and -negative disease, whereas patients received adjuvant systemic treatment according to their Nottingham Prognostic Index.

We would presume that this population would have a deeper understanding of their own biological knowledge than introductory or non major students, which is often the population explored in similar studies investigating student confidence in performance.

This study investigated the prevalence of depressive symptoms among Chinese unemployed population, explored the relationship between Big five personality and depressive symptoms and the mediating role of self-efficacy in this relationship.

Buoyed by the success of online behemoths – Amazon being the poster child – modern marketing and communication strategies have embraced digital channels to keep up with how the population explores, discovers, communicates and consumes content.

A consequence of such constraints is evolutionary stasis, where genotypes but not phenotypes in a population change while the population explores a genotype network.

First, a large population explores a larger space of initial conditions and, thus, can reach a higher peak.

Though at the first generations after fixation of the target structure all sequences are similar, in successive iterations the population explores the neutral network of genotypes.

In a genetic algorithm, mutation serves the role of either replacing the genes lost from the population during the selection process or providing the genes that were not present in the initial population, exploring new possibilities of solutions [ 33].