Sentence examples for population yielding from inspiring English sources

These decisions initiated a vicious cycle in which wealth became highly concentrated (dramatically so in the top 0.1% of the population), yielding concentration of political power, hence legislation to carry the cycle further: taxation and other fiscal policies, deregulation, changes in the rules of corporate governance allowing huge gains for executives, and so on.

Column (4) computes the size of the public labor force as the percentage of public employees over population, yielding an even lower point estimate.

We extended the selection by including the largest cities of the world (also in terms of metro population), yielding an additional 35 (non-US) cities.

Then, an initial sample X 0 of size n×k in line with the assumptions of the Rasch Model is drawn from this population, yielding the realized values of the initially chosen parameters and the according sufficient statistics.

A large and stable raccoon population (yielding 1000 1500 catches a year) was established in Azerbaijan after an introduction to the area in 1937.

That male was selected and crossed to 3 4 related, heterozygous females from the same F1 population, yielding several more flies with eye deformities in the F2.

The merge operation combines all microstates of two macrostate into one macrostate, the cut operation clusters the microstate population contained in a macrostate into two populations, yielding two new macrostates.

The reduction of gene flow among populations allows genetic drift to operate independently within cohesive sets of populations yielding distinctive patterns in allele frequencies [54] and in gene trees [9], [55].

To examine VTE incidence by treatment and stage, we conducted a sub-analysis, including patients with records in the DCR and DNRP through 2003 and their matched members of the general-population, yielding a 6-year maximum follow-up.

Further, five of the six putative lineages also contain genetically discrete populations, yielding at least 11 genetically distinct populations.

Coadministration of antivascular agents with cytotoxic drugs would simultaneously destroy two interdependent cell populations, yielding maximal benefit.