Sentence examples for populations made from inspiring English sources

Regional disparities in longevity have grown over the last two decades, the researchers found, as the places with the longest-lived populations made the greatest gains.

He talks of shifting medical practice away from "an episode of care" towards management of health across populations, made possible by "the patient-centred medical home".

WHAT is the difference in unemployment rates for cities with populations made up of one-third college graduates or more vs. those with fewer graduates?

Western powers like the United States argued that the potential effects of climate change, including the mass migrations of populations, made it a crucial issue in terms of global peace and security.

His early studies of the ability of one species to separate or subdivide into daughter species (speciation) and of those populations that were established by a small number of founders (founder populations) made him one of the leaders in the development of the modern synthetic theory of evolution.

However, many of these QTLs have been detected within limited cross populations made from genetically distant lines indica and japonica because of the considerable level of phenotypic variation between these two subspecies.

Indigenous populations make the same argument, perhaps more convincingly.

Australia and Germany already have Uighur populations, making those countries obvious candidates.

Churning populations make it harder to keep track of voters.

Ageing or even shrinking populations make sluggish growth more likely.

And our large Muslim and Jewish populations make Iraq not only a foreign problem but a domestic one as well".