Sentence examples for populations thought from inspiring English sources
A few days after the British people voted to leave the European Union, I went to a Polish social club in south London to find out what one of the UK's largest immigrant populations thought about Brexit.
Respondent driven sampling (RDS) was designed to overcome these issues and generate unbiased population estimates within populations thought of as hidden [ 1, 2].
Evidence from in vivo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies has identified a number of cerebral abnormalities in preterm populations thought to reflect disturbances of key developmental processes during the neonatal period.
Illness has also been identified as a risk-factor for depression and anxiety in civilian populations, thought to be due to an increased pain and, or in addition, to it disabling the individual [ 9].
In contrast, survival of females did not differ significantly according to presence or absence of scabies (P adj = 0.301), and was similar to that of males in populations thought to have never been affected by scabies (P adj = 0.251).
Bdelloid morphological species often contain many cryptic species, but we selected populations thought to comprise only a single genetic evolutionarily significant unit (ESU) based on previous sequencing of cytochrome oxidase I and 28S [ 28].
Thus, the exact birth cohort of boys destined for a given conscription district was unknown, and our study population is best thought of as a prevalence population rather than a cohort.
On the basis of a diagnostic allele at CK-2*, this population was first thought to be distinct from other populations of brown trout in Greece.
First, the fact that Muslim nations fare poorly would, hopefully, give Muslim populations pause for thought.
"There's no need to stir up the population with the thought that Crimea will become part of Ukraine again someday".
Some, like Eva Peron, turn themselves into dream fairies, distracting the population from any thought of revolt against the outrages of the leaders.
