Sentence examples for population we know from inspiring English sources

"The people at Manot cave are the only population we know of that shared the same geographical region for a very long period of time," he added.

Although we know a little about influences on the happiness of individuals within a population, we know next to nothing about what determines national average levels of happiness.

We know we have an inappropriate model of health and social care for an ageing population, we know retirement and pensions must be reformed, we know an ageing society affects everyone and we know these issues require open debate and leadership by the government.

With a youthful population, we know the importance of a strong and innovative education sector, one that prepares our young people for the 21st century's global marketplace and equips them with a 21st century skills' set.

Once this cumulative sum is calculated (and each element of the sum communicated to be processed along with its neighbour), for each particle in the old population, we know the first and last indices of particles in the new population that will be copies of this particle in the old population.

Because surveys only talk to a sample of the population, we know that the result probably won't exactly match the 'true' result that we would get if we interviewed everyone in the population.

While we know that ecological alteration affects evolutionary futures of species and populations, we know less about the predictability or the consequences of these changes (Hendry et al. 2011; Sih et al. 2011 Barrettt and Hendry 2012; Palkovacs et al. 2012).

Challenge of migrant populations "We know this from environment sampling that we do and it proves that somebody got on a train and travelled from Delhi, more than 1,000 km to Kolkata and spread the virus in that region," he explains.

As our aim was to identify common SNPs which are unique in different populations, and we know that these populations have a common recent origin, we merged the two Chinese populations CHB and CHS into a single population (named CHINESE for this study).

"In some ways, TB control is easier with this population because we know where the cases are now, in this group versus that group," said Dr. Paula Fujiwara, the assistant commissioner for tuberculosis control at the State Department of Health.

NATASHA FRY, Stoke-on-Trent What we have ordered is a sufficient supply of Tamiflu to cover up to 80 per cent of the population, because we know that antiviral medication works against this novel strain.