Sentence examples for population have found from inspiring English sources

Linguists trying to reconstruct the language spoken by the ancestral human population have found that the world's major language groups bear strong echoes of the mother tongue's words for "one" and maybe "two," but nothing more.

Polls of the general population have found that people believe that more than twenty-five per cent of the federal budget goes to foreign aid (it's less than one per cent); that ten per cent goes to pensions and benefits (today, it's 3.2 per cent); and that five per cent goes to PBS and NPR (it's 0.01 per cent).

The French equivalent of Occupy Wall Street supporters and, as this is France, they comprise a large part of the population—have found their saint.To be sure, Mr Kerviel's assertion that higher-ups at SocGen knew what he was doing, or should have done, has always resonated.

Numerous studies measuring the burden of UC on HRQoL relative to the general population have found deficits in all measured aspects of HRQoL [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6].

Specifically related to HIV, previous studies evaluating outpatient and inpatient utilization in the HIV-positive adult population have found that demographic and HIV-specific factors are associated with increased requirements of inpatient resources.

This work also contradicts studies of the general population have found that PTSD increases risk for suicide attempts among adults with depression, (Stevens et al. [2013]) and that comorbid PTSD and depression are associated with a greater risk of suicide attempts (compared to having just one of these diagnoses) in clinical samples (Oquendo et al. [2003]; Oquendo et al. [2005]).

Detroit, a city whose declining fortunes have led to a precipitous drop in population, has found itself awash in vacant land and buildings.

A more activist Romany population has found a voice, however, showing it is no longer prepared to take the old prejudices lying down.

With government forces, Arab rebels of the Free Syrian Army and Kurdish fighters locked in a three-way struggle for control, the area's Christian population has found itself caught in the middle.

Population has found healthier ways of finding a «high» (they have more access and are healthier and intellectually stimulated).

Indeed, a recent study of natural selection in a contemporary population has found that the age at menopause is increasing (Byars et al. 2010).