Sentence examples for represent a population from inspiring English sources

In the early 1900s, mathematicians figured out how to represent a population of organisms in simple equations.

"The Hadar jaw could represent a population of early Homo that was specifically in the ancestry of habilis," he said.

But these numbers represent a population of 1.2 billion people, of which half are under 25.

Cardiac progenitor cells represent a population of somatic stem cells which reside within the adult heart.

Children with cancer represent a population at risk for complications that may lead to PICU admission.

Therefore, transport infrastructure users (Roads and railways mainly) represent a population to be protected within a land use planning policy as it is the case for inhabitants.

Human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) represent a population of stem cells that are capable of differentiation into multiple lineages.

Cranial neural crest-derived ectomesenchymal cells represent a population of pluripotent stem cells giving rise to many of the various oro-facial and dental tissues.

Sampling in qualitative research is not carried out in a way to represent a population or enhance statistical generalizability of our findings (Charmaz 2006a, b).

M Metrics footnote: "The data above is derived from M Metrics' proprietary panel of metered smartphone device owners, selected to represent a population which accounts for a highly disproportionate share of mobile data services usage.

However, this national park is at the extreme southern end of its geographic range, and the sportive lemurs there may actually represent a population of Fleurete's sportive lemur.