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Normal-weight as well as overweight and obese participants were included to reflect population composition in Switzerland.

Many spacers were unique to phylotype B, underlining that spacer composition can reflect population structure and evolutionary relationships [ 48, 49].

Genetic composition is described by the frequencies of various alleles in the population and reflects population capacity to adapt to environmental change.

Presumably, this reflects population subdivision.

Flexibility of team construction is also useful to reflect changing workforce and population composition over time (40, 41).

Both study samples reflected the typical clinic population composition, which mainly comprises of type 1 and type 2 diabetes in approximately equal percentages as well.

Where this parameter changes in response to intervention pressure, such changes typically reflect successful control and altered vector population composition [ 5– 11] so the most immediately relevant estimate of this parameter is the baseline value (π i,0) in the pre-intervention scenario before the effective scale up of those interventions (Ω = 0).

This component reflects the contribution to differences that would have occurred if the 2 groups differed only with respect to population composition.

Austria: Population composition by country of birth Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

This sort of rapidity of a country's population composition changing seems to be unprecedented.

A Labour government would be prepared to introduce the "nuclear option" of quotas for female and black and ethnic minority judges to avoid a 100-year wait to achieve a judiciary reflecting the composition of the population.