Sentence examples for possibility of population from inspiring English sources
The region was also invaded by another exotic plant, Cardamine pratensis, on which the native butterfly larvae readily develops, allowing the possibility of population rescue.
This raises concern over the connection between rapid global temperature changes and the possibility of population extinction.
Genomic control method ruled out the possibility of population stratification in our study.
Patterns of increasing population size accompanied by decreasing clutch size and productivity suggest the possibility of population regulation through increasing density-dependent competition [29], [30].
Recent data suggest that the Japanese population may not be as homogeneous [54] as once thought and the possibility of population stratification exists since our controls and cases came from different regions of Japan.
The wide distribution of An. gambiae suggests the possibility of population adaptations to local climatic conditions, resulting in local differentiation between populations of a same molecular form, as has indeed been observed for M populations in Cameroon and Mali, in addition to the M and S molecular form differentiation [29].
Furthermore, as already noted – we cannot rule out the possibility of population-specific effects of certain mtDNA haplogroups interacting with a given nuclear genomic background or environment.
In addition, our results suggest the possibility of population-specific evolution of the spiggin multi-gene family.
Findings suggesting the absence of a detectable threshold for neurobehavioral effects in children indicate the possibility of population-wide risks for children from exposures < 5 μg/dL.
We suggested earlier that the possibility of population-level catch-up in linear growth in this age group should be evaluated through experimental studies in which the linear growth of groups of children or adolescents receiving a growth promoting intervention is compared to that of a comparable non-intervention group [ 26].
We cannot exclude the possibility of true population differences in the relative contribution of genetic and environmental factors because heritability estimates are, by definition, population and time specific.
