Sentence examples for populations passed from inspiring English sources

Both populations passed the D'Agostino & Pearson Normality Test and their variances were not significantly different (Table 2).

As early human populations passed from the Far East to Europe, Rahbar says, some stayed in Iran and "some of those tribes remained distinct.

When the low between the two waves travelled westward at about 300 km year by year, the populations passed by the low should have been in the latent/increase phase at that point.

The resources were designed to help marginalized populations pass the writing section of the GED and compose cover letters and résumés.

Success has exceeded expectations, and the captive population passed three hundred last year, far ahead of schedule.

Last year, for example, all of the English learners passed Virginia's writing exam; by comparison, 97percentt of the general population passed.

By the 1880's, when Manhattan's population passed a million, wealthier New Yorkers began moving north and developers put up hundreds of large apartment buildings and brownstones.

LAST November Oklahoma, where Muslims account for less than 1% of the population, passed a law forbidding its courts from considering Muslim law in their rulings.

The world population passed the 7bn mark last year and the estimate is that it could reach 9bn by the middle of the century, putting strains on resources and leading to increased conflict.

Perhaps the answer lies in the numbers game that prevails in any dating venue: once the population passed a certain threshold, it was more likely that each parakeet could find a mate and make a home in the suburbs.

In 1994, the last year it did so, only 49% of blacks, who make up three-quarters of the population, passed the school-leaving examination; the equivalent figure for whites was 97%.This is not exactly the stuff of economic miracles.