Sentence examples for population introduces from inspiring English sources

The fact that individual fitness depends upon the relative frequency of males and females in the population introduces a strategic element into evolutions.

We realise that the short decrease time (15,000 years) attributed to the Neanderthal population introduces a bias, since we don't consider other factors such as climatic or environmental parameters which might also have had an impact on the weakening of population growth.

The frail, older population introduces a heavy burden on primary health care [ 1- 3].

Although a general population cohort would be optimal, our selected study population introduces minimal, if any, bias as anyone "at-risk" of ESRD or evaluated for or receiving chronic dialysis was expected to have received serum creatinine measurement as part of their routine clinical assessment.

This may have further selected the study population introducing other sources of bias.

The island's rabbit population, introduced for farming in the 12th century, suffers from myxomatosis, which effectively contains the numbers.

Beekeepers can then "split" these colonies by removing half of the immature and adult bee population, introducing them into the equipment of a dead colony, and adding a new queen.

We reanalyzed the sample population introducing age less than 12 months and first presentation as model variables.

In contrast, a significant part of the B. cereus ss population introduced as spores in these groundwater samples survived.

Many of the causal variants may be relatively rare (and almost always in heterozygous state) in the population introducing issues with statistical power.

39 However, the multidisciplinary approach probably selects patients with different prognostic factors from the entire patient population, introducing potential selection biases.