Sentence examples for population is remarkable from inspiring English sources

But if the story told in the top graph, showing UK employment at a record 73.6 per cent of the working-age population, is remarkable, it is also incomplete.

However, the fact that survival in this selected cohort was not different from that of the general population is remarkable, considering that these women did not receive what today is recommended as full secondary prevention [ 29].

Still, the lack of spread of this readily transmissible pathogen to persons outside the training population was remarkable.

Introduced populations are remarkable because they are often comprised of a single, geographically vast 'supercolony' within which territorial behavior and intraspecific aggression are absent.

That Boomers now account for 26percentt of the total U.S. population is also remarkable.

The range of fluorosis presentation in this population is not remarkable in itself – some subjects have excessive exposure to fluoride resulting in severe fluorosis in a region where there is endemic fluorosis.

In Barrow-in-Furness, with a population of 69,000, it is remarkable that a paper is still attracting more than 10,000 buyers a day.

The mechanistic specificity of the hypophagic effect achieved via this small population of POMC neurons is remarkable given the wholesale effect on 5-HT and 5-HT/NA bioavailability produced by d-fenfluramine and sibutramine, respectively.

In our series, PFS was slightly better than is commonly reported and considering the composition of our population, OS of 54 months is remarkable.

The frequency of this group of lineages is remarkable in Taiwanese populations, but it is not so dramatic in Malayo-Polynesians or Daic populations.

In our study population it was remarkable that although people were referred to the clinics from a mass screening campaign, only a small fraction of them attended the clinic (113 out of 1238), and the majority of patients attended on their own accord without referral.