By the early 21st century about two-thirds of Saskatchewan's population was considered urban.
In previous urban planning research, the fine-grained population was considered a crucial factor.
0.5% to 10% of human T cells of the total mononuclear cell population was considered as successful engraftment.
By the early 21st century about one-fifth of the population was considered urban.
This study extends previous ones in which the existence of only one type of cell population was considered.
An ever-expanding population was considered necessary to carry the US from shore to shore, and to maintain British and European empires around the world.
Based on the results, the AHSX-1 population was considered to be highly resistant to clodinafop-propargyl, pyroxsulam and flucarbazone-sodium, moderately or highly resistant to quizalofop-p-ethyl, clethodim, sethoxydim and pinoxaden, and susceptible to isoproturon and chlorotoluron.
In addition, the income of the population was considered.
In this model, a closed and homogeneously mixed population was considered.
Study population was considered for those patients who were available at outpatient departments on the time of data collection and fulfill the inclusion criteria.
When the whole population was considered, the number of observed agreements was 190 (19.08%) (κ = 0.06) between clinical assessments and facial TOF measurements and of 173 (17.37%) (κ = 0.04) between clinical assessments and ulnar TOF measurements.
