Sentence examples for present-day population from inspiring English sources

She projected catastrophic storms from the distant past onto the present-day population and storms from the more recent past onto richer and more populated areas than they had actually hit.

The present-day population of the county is ethnically and economically diverse.

Even if they suffered some defeats, "enough people survived that they contributed to the present-day population," Tyler-Smith said.

The city's present-day population includes many people of Polish ancestry.

With a present-day population of around 800 and a late-Saxon church, Great Paxton in Huntingdonshire now looks charmingly picturesque.

The present-day population of Capitol Hill is a mix of senators and representatives, government workers, professionals, labourers, artists, journalists, and students.

Except in Africa, most of their present-day populations are actually supported by the beekeeping activity2.

Our efforts to identify habitat features associated with present-day populations had mixed results.

We collated from different sources (GeneBank, The 1000 Genomes Project) all available complete K1 mitogenomes from present-day populations (n = 1042; October 2014).

Overall, the results indicate that K1f has been lost from present-day populations, rather than being a rare haplotype undetected due to inadequate sampling.

Through comparing the genomes of ancient modern humans, archaic humans and present-day populations, ancient migrations and ghosts of long-lost populations are now being revealed.