Sentence examples for population opening from inspiring English sources

A third potential limitation is our finding that the persons who subscribed to mobile phones between 1982 and 1995 had a higher income than the general population, opening the possibility of a healthy cohort effect [3].

Some MIPs were found between accessions of same species, and the MIPs segregated normally in an F2 population, opening a new window for MIP-based marker development for marker-assisted selection and other breeding applications in Brassica crops.

Jubilee Market, another food store catering to the expanding downtown residential population, opened a year ago on John Street, a block away from Zetuna.

The occurrence of cell damage due to PEF in the Salmonella population opens the possibility of designing combined processes enabling increased microbial lethality in LWE.

Spreading the genome alterations throughout the population opens up the possibility for scientists to isolate the gene responsible for the transmission of the disease or to inhibit the species from reproducing.

And you have honed in on an important point (though it seems that you are glossing over the significant socioeconomic strains that arise whenever even a relatively well to do country with a stable and developed population opens its borders).

Despite this massive investment, only 0.13% of the population opened accounts, and users deemed it neither useful or user friendly [ 27].

The use of identified cell populations opens up for studies of global gene expression dynamics within distinct cell populations [78].

The fact that the effects of PRP-Ps1 and PRP-Ps2 can be detected in segregating populations opens the way for their fine-mapping and their molecular cloning.

The epistemic consequence of taking a population or sub-population approach and looking at average results in these populations opens up a gap between the empirical evidence generated in the trials and the needs of individual patients [ 5 – 7 ].

Yet, lower mutation accumulation in hybridogenetic populations opens the possibility that hybridogenetic species can develop into new sexual species once recombination is re-established and reproductive isolation from sexual ancestors has occurred.