Sentence examples for population release from inspiring English sources

Or, in the case of the general detainee population, release could eventually come, according reportedly to a government spokesperson, when "the group that the detainee is affiliated with could cease to exist".

Allelopathy is a biological phenomenon by which individuals of a population release one or more biochemicals that have an effect on the growth, survival, and reproduction of the individuals of another population.

SNP genotype imputations for our study population were performed using Impute software [48] and the Caucasian HapMap population (release 21) as the reference panel.

Seven SNPs in the Caucasian HapMap population (release #16) met this criterion.

Using HCT116 cells, we showed that Os-treated cells presented apoptotic features such as increase in sub-G1 population, release of cytochrome c, caspases 3 and 9 activation, and PARP cleavage.

We sought to remove probes containing common SNPs by mapping probes to the SNPs from the HapMap CEU population (release 128) and removing those probes containing SNPs from the analysis.

Germany, which has been deeply concerned about its rapidly dwindling population, released the results of its first census in nearly a quarter of a century on Friday and found 1.5 million fewer inhabitants than previously assumed.

The sharp change -- by contrast, New York City's Jewish population declined slightly, Nassau County's went up 17percentt and Suffolk County's 19percentt -- was among the most striking findings of a study of the New York City area's Jewish population released by the UJA-Federation of New York in June.

Qatar, a small Gulf emirate that has tried to exercise a voice in the region despite its tiny population, released a statement saying: "Qatar respects the will and wishes of the Tunisian people".

The Japanese, for example, who are officially the world's oldest population, released a cabinet policy paper last week that argues that Japan "needs to realize a society where ageing people can participate in the labor market or in social activities... to boost its economic growth".

Under this hypothesis, the population released to the periphery as CD4 or CD8 naïve T cells would be smaller than normal, but already enriched for correcting alleles.