Sentence examples for redistributed population from inspiring English sources

Explicit decompositions of chronological age groups into remaining lifespan classes is, to our knowledge, only found in Brouard (1986), who redistributed population pyramids by remaining years of life, and Miller (2001), who examined medicare expenditure as a function of time until death using the same lifetable identities.

Therefore, following that fine piece of reasoning, post hoc, ergo propter hoc, it will continue to do so, with the redistributed population alone assuring its more equitable distribution.

For values of Nef yielding the number of deep trees that was <5% of all the trees simulated assuming that Nef, we considered it unlikely that a population with that effective number of females would still contain haplotypes from different clades unless the haplotypes were recently redistributed among populations through human-mediated movement.

However, if human-aided dispersal significantly altered recent evolutionary history of the tench, the haplotypes could have been redistributed among populations, wiping out any natural phylogeographic structure (Sanz et al. 2006).

We therefore consider it unlikely that an isolated population with this effective number of females or smaller that was founded by unrelated mtDNA clades at the end of the Younger Dryas (assuming the generation time of 4 years) would still contain haplotypes from different clades, unless the haplotypes were recently redistributed among populations by human-mediated movement.

Fragmentation causes the variability present in a once-undivided large population to become redistributed from within populations to among (sub populations (Wright 1931 , 1951.

"It is engaged in self-strangulation by not consciously decongesting and redistributing its population," Mr. Gomez said.

The reason why he did not organize the people into twelve tribes was that he might not have to use the existing division into trittyes; for the four tribes had twelve trittyes, so that he would not have achieved his object of redistributing the population in fresh combinations.

In step one, we induce random, global migration by redistributing the population: each cell independently either increases to (1/ρ)n with probability ρ or decreases to 0 with probability 1−ρ.

The modelled settlements map was then used to redistribute census population counts within the small enumeration area polygons.

While internal migration redistributes populations and workforces from rural to urban areas within LDCs, many countries-including those with the world's most dynamic fruit, vegetable, and horticultural crop production-turn to foreign-born migrants, frequently of rural origin, for labour.