Sentence examples for population producing from inspiring English sources

The Khmer (Cambodians) account for the vast majority of the population, producing a homogeneity unique in Southeast Asia that has encouraged a strong sense of national identity.

Every summer, agricultural runoff from the Mississippi stimulates the bacteria population, producing a "dead zone" the size of New Jersey, stretching from the mouth of the Mississippi River west to Galveston, Tex.

Since COMT proteins have been detected exclusively in the neuropil of the cerebral cortex (Kaplan et al, 1979; Karhunen et al, 1994; Lundstrom et al, 1995) and neurons are the primary cell population producing COMT mRNA, it is reasonable to assume that COMT is located at dendrites and/or spines in the prefrontal cortex (Matsumoto et al, 2003).

Recent research by McKinsey shows that Pareto's Principle the observation first made by a 19th-century Italian economist, Vilfredo Pareto, that 80% of national income ends up in the hands of 20% of the population producing it is alive and well today.

Whether in Westminster or the media, Cameron or Paxman, you don't hear much about that measure of GDP per head, yet earlier this month the Office for National Statistics said this: "If GDP increases, but the population producing it rises by the same percentage, there would be no reason to suppose the well-being of individuals would have increased".

The identity of the thymic population producing the IL-15 involved in Treg development is probably clearer, at least in the mouse.

The majority of the population produce less than half their annual minimal food requirements.

Britain, by comparison, with nearly three times the population, produces just 1.7%.

An unexploited elephant population produces approximately 0.2 kilograms of ivory per animal per year.

We further demonstrate that the heterogeneity in the oscillator population produces heterogeneity in the optimal coupling network as well.

The evolution of migration in an animal population produces a suite of physiological, behavioural and cognitive adaptations.