Sentence examples for population note from inspiring English sources

Arizona has long seemed like a ripe state for the Clinton camp to expand into, because of its large Latino population (note that the ad shows him calling Mexican immigrants "rapists").

For all four species, we built our final data sets by randomly selecting one allele from each population (note that our analysis does not require information about the phase between variants within a heterozygous individual).

Interestingly, the apparent genotyping errors for both populations were concentrated in a subset of all plants analyzed, with 155 of 454 and 411 of 1184 instances occurring in just ten plants in each population (note that, even with these errors, the total error rate in these individuals was ca. 1%).

Officials brushed off questions about the island's negligible economy and population, noting that it was a member in good standing of the United Nations.

Reaching out to the Arab world, she emphasized that she came from a small town in southwest Bulgaria, which had a large Muslim population, noting she was committed to multiculturalism.

But the writers of the 2010 guidelines stuck with 2,300 mg for the general population, noting that only 15% of Americans currently manage to keep their intake that low.

In this study, the normal samples numbered N_1 to N_4 were used to construct and characterize the normal population noted as G_N.

One of the University of Arizona's strengths is that is can draw on "a huge, diverse patient population," notes center co-leader Elizabeth Calhoun.

The proportion of that group who earn undergraduate science and engineering degrees is similar to their 15% share of the overall population, notes Clifton Poodry, head of the Division of Minority Opportunities in Research at the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, which will manage the new program.

The number of fatal roadway deaths was then adjusted for population, noted as fatalities per 100,000 residents.

Reducing Carbon Emissions by Curbing Population notes Eduardo Porter at the New York Times is an obvious yet still touchy pollution and global warming solution.