Sentence examples for reflection of population from inspiring English sources

But this was largely a reflection of population size.

For instance, the number of eligible Hispanic voters has soared by more than 21percentt since 2004, a reflection of population gains and growing numbers of Hispanics who are citizens.

Therefore, IL12B allele frequencies could differ between cases and controls as a reflection of population stratification.

Since decoded choices are ultimately a reflection of population firing rates, is there some feature of the population firing rate that was different on vacillated trials?

After the correction for ancestral origin, the association was considerably attenuated, thus indicating that the association was most likely an incidental reflection of population stratification of this variant.

The discrepancy could be because general practices' registered lists are a more accurate reflection of population size than mid-year estimates based on census data collected by the Office for National Statistics.

Choosing not to include participants in the study based on cancer type or stage of cancer may limit our conclusions, yet we find the mixed study population to provide a more realistic reflection of the population of cancer survivors commonly using Internet groups.

We believe this could either be a reflection of the population structure of the country where the young predominates within population.

Is that truly a reflection of a population sex ratio out of whack?

But among Japanese residents of New York, the response to the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami back home has so far been small, scattered and often private — a reflection of the population itself.

The District of Columbia had the highest share of companies owned by women and blacks, and New Mexico had the highest share of businesses owned by Hispanics, a reflection of their population makeup, said Eddie Salyers, chief of the economic census branch of the Census Bureau.