Sentence examples for population yields from inspiring English sources

A more educated population yields greater innovation, a robust economy and higher incomes — which mean a higher tax base.

Minor variation in the initial population yields dramatic change in results over a period of time.

Our review of the literature for the adult population yields no additional details to explaining these results.

Figure  8 shows results for yeast and bacterial population yields under anaerobic conditions and without agitation.

After only four generations the population yields and mean weights of fish diverged dramatically.

Selective removal of large individuals resulted in lower population yields, decreased size and age at maturation, and lower individual growth rates.

Meta-models were fitted to assess the effects of cropping practices and weather conditions included in scenarios on three complementary model outputs: size of the pathogen population, yield loss, and fraction of the virulent population on RlmX-cultivars.

Mating of heterozygous mutant mice (B6 D2 mixed backgrounds from the mapping population) yielded homozygous and heterozygous mice in expected frequencies (Table 1).

These two uses of a RIL population yield qualitatively different information about genetic architecture and can be used in a powerful and complementary manner.

Analysis using the PP population yielded almost identical results, which were also statistically significant (p=0.039).

In this discovery cohort, four abnormal karyotypic results were identified representing a population yield of 1.58%.