Sentence examples for population term from inspiring English sources

The nonlinearity of the hyperbolic population term is of potential interest in modeling in pharma and chemistry.

Therefore, the population term 1/MW and not a real property explains the trend of LE, thereby solving the puzzle of LE behavior.

The first term is molar property, second is 1/MW a number of molecules in a 1 g sample of molecules of the weight MW (Da) (a population term) and a third term, the MW to HAC rescaling factor.

Essentially, the population term 1/MW dominates the real molar property Pmol and the MW to HAC rescaling factor is more or less a constant value as MW versus HAC has a close to linear relationship for the thermodynamic ∆G data analyzed in this publication.

However, for variations to have evolutionary effect they need to be (at least partly) hereditary or heritable (see entry on heritability; I will here focus on hereditary variations and hereditary transmissibility as defined above, and will not discuss the notion of heritability which is a population term).

It should be noted that in all analyses, the population term confounds any effects of year and beetle species, as well as plant population and geographical site.

Millsfield, just 12 miles (19km) south, dwarfs Dixville Notch in population terms, with 21 registered voters.

It seems important to note, however, that these metropolitan areas have been growing, in population terms, at a blistering pace.

In population terms, they are over-represented both in the Senate and in the lower house of Congress.

Sierra Leone has the worst life expectancy in the world (just 45 years) and in 2010 had just 136 doctors (in World Bank "per 1,000 of the population" terms, that's 0).

If you average the figures over the past four years - 50,000 asylum seeker applications per annum - the British Home Office, under its international obligations, is being asked, in population terms, to consider one refugee case for every 12,000 UK citizens.