Sentence examples for population of characters from inspiring English sources

Jenji has said that she used Piper Kerman's character- a privileged white woman- as a trojan horse, a way into a much larger and diverse population of characters.

If you have been holding off from reading War and Peace because of its bulk or its war scenes or its huge population of characters, wait no longer.

Given that different character sets can differentially support, and/or obscure, each individual node, treating all character sets as belonging to a single population of characters (as in our nt123 ML analysis) is clearly not the most effective way of extracting phylogenetic information from the data set.

The study found that despite those with disabilities (visible and nonvisible) representing nearly 20% of the country's population, about 95% of characters with disabilities on television are played by able-bodied actors.

The capacity for sea power depends upon such factors as population, character of government, soundness of economy, number and quality of harbours and extent of coastline, and the number and location of a nation's colonies and bases with respect to desired sea traffic.

"Meaning" is important in these poems, which lack much human population but are full of characters and experiences from the non-human world.

Qualitatively, an FST value in the range close to 0 indicates low differentiation (= fixation of characters) between populations (compared populations are composed of equally different individuals) and close to 1 indicates great differentiation when populations are composed of similar individuals but there is a big difference between populations [ 26].

Even pronounced separation between two populations for one suite of characters was not necessarily accompanied by separation for another.

In Australia, around half the population believed "weakness of character" is a cause of both depression and schizophrenia [ 1], while in Turkey over 60% believed that this is a cause of schizophrenia [ 8].

Thus, the present study may indicate that parasitism is one of the plausible candidates for explaining temporal changes in the population character of gibel carp, from the period of its introduction into Czech rivers until today.

Furthermore, PAA can be highly sensitive where incomplete sampling of characters, individuals within populations, or populations can each lead to incorrect assessment of species [ 36].