Sentence examples for population were seen from inspiring English sources

Marked increases in the Hispanic population were seen throughout the country at the county level, and Hispanic populations doubled or more than doubled in 912 of the 3,143 counties in the United States.

Significantly increased cell population were seen in S and G2/M phase in 50 µM of Plumbagin treated H29 cells indicating proliferation of cells (Fig. 4.b.ii) Expression of PCNA, cyclin D1 along with phosphorylation of Akt and EGFR was analysed by western blotting (Fig. 5).

Clear changes in the microbial population were seen in all four reactors, the most pronounced being the increased abundance of Candidatus Cloacimonas acidaminovorans.

Exceptions to this general pattern of lower rates in the Ozyorsk population were seen for the heterogeneous group of other causes of deaths and a few individual cancer sites.

Lower mortality rates for the study population than the target population were seen in all age strata, the effect being particularly large for those in the 0 4 year category.

Three percent of all inmates in the total prison population were seen by the PHS because they had problems of a psychotic nature, a finding corroborated by a number of studies that have found the prevalence of psychotic disorders in prison inmates to be 2 4 % [ 1].

In a one way, Mr. Menendez is clever to make this sort of ethnic appeal in the race now, primarily because the nation's growing Hispanic population is seen as a crucial voting bloc to Democrats and Republicans alike.

At that time, around 4% of the student population was seen by a counsellor; this year, that is closer to 8%, according to Patti Wallace, the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy's lead adviser on university and college counselling.

A new narrative is needed which sets out a positive vision for a dynamic innovation economy – one based on a serious relationship between the public and private sector, in which both sides, along with the working population, are seen as part of the collective process of 'wealth creation'.

Citing a summary critique of the programme sent to HTS directors by a former employee, Price reported that the HTS training scenarios "adapted COIN [counterinsurgency] for Afghanistan/Iraq" to domestic situations "in the USA where the local population was seen from the military perspective as threatening the established balance of power and influence, and challenging law and order".

For Muslim people in Asia, Malaysia with its predominantly Muslim population is seen as a country of choice.