Sentence examples for population relations from inspiring English sources

Apart from tensions between Macedonians and ethnic Albanians, who make up a quarter of the population, relations between the main parties have been ugly.

Even within the city's ethnic Egyptian population, relations between Coptic Christians and Muslims are sometimes strained, and the suspicion that Islamic fundamentalists were involved in the attack seems to have exacerbated those tensions.

Multidimensional scaling (MDS) from FST values based on Y chromosome and mitochondrial DNA haplogroup frequencies (Additional files 2 and 3: Table S2 and Table S3) was performed to visualize inter-population relations.

In the mainstream population, intergenerational relations and practices are largely determined by parental educational background.

Nonetheless, models of biological cognition have been built on such "standard" population: taxonomical relations based on perceptual similarity have been seen as the support for biological induction, guided by principles of typicality and diversity.

The group had started on friendly terms with the local population, but relations soon turned negative because of land use conflicts, and the commune's dramatic expansion.

This has been better clarified in relation to the methods (the study population) and relation to other data sources included in the first paragraph of the discussion.

Although in a different population, this relation was not confirmed by our study, since we have found a positive relation between serum OPG and triglycerides.

The typical measure of population in relation to land area, that of population density, is often a meaningless one, since different areas vary considerably in their value for agricultural or other human purposes.

Most growth models allocate the growth among the trees of a population in relation to the light availability.

Such analysis would have generated the proportion of potentially degrading bacterial population in relation to the total community.