Sentence examples for relationships with population from inspiring English sources

We documented reproductive components for pin and thrum individuals and their relationships with population size, plant density and morph ratio (pin frequency), in nine populations from Flanders (northern Belgium) located in fragmented habitats of the intensively used agricultural landscape.

Average growth seems to be negatively correlated with cumulative per-capita payments over 2007 13, while the relationships with population and house prices are not statistically significant (though respectively positive and negative).

We examined the severity of amyloid deposition and its relationships with population of endocrine cells, expression of cell damage markers or macrophage infiltration.

Economic impacts will tend to increase approximately proportional to delay time, but public health impacts will have somewhat different dependencies, including relationships with population size and age distribution (both of which will also influence traffic demand).

We investigated patterns of genetic variation and structure in extant populations of sugar maples in the tropics and explored their genetic relationships with populations in the temperate United States.

In light of this, we explore the distribution of the specialist public health workforce and the relationship with population deprivation and need.

It is interesting that when I give a talk people bring up the reciprocal relationship with population size as a kind of the neutral theory that is the older theory.

Rema Nagarajan (India) assistant editor, The Times of India, will study patterns and trends in mortality, fertility and population growth and their relationship with population health, the impact of poverty, class, gender and geography on access to health care and medical ethics.

In contrast, the percentage of a gridsquare covered by buildings has a non-monotonic and conditional relationship with population.

The relationship with population was significant for each major family (excepting the Australian family which has a very small population range) (see supplementary materials and methods).

Song diversity can thus be viewed as an indicator of population viability, through its relationship with population size, affecting the population social environment, and productivity, depending on individual breeding performance and sexual advertising.