Sentence examples for represents a population from inspiring English sources
The local Northern Alliance organization is called the Kokcha Union and is led by four commanders, each of whom represents a population center.
The CGA represents a population as a probability distribution over the set of solutions and is operationally equivalent to the order-one behavior of the simple GA.
"I'm happy Mr. Wolkoff was able to obtain the property; he has a good reputation and runs a clean, well-kept park," said Frank Signor, president of the Brentwood Civic Association, which represents a population of about 73,000 people.
The low-risk group of patients discriminated in this model represents a population in which the cesarean delivery rate may be more reflective of individual practice patterns than of maternal or fetal risks.
But the unexpected visit to a busy campus, and its implied suggestion that Kurds might be collaborating with Mr. Hussein to produce or hide weapons of mass destruction, infuriated the local Kurdish government, which represents a population that Iraq attacked with chemical weapons in the 1980's.
The present characterization of these OTUs, based on their ITS-2 sequences and phylogenetic analyses of selected sequence data, provides first evidence to support that OTU-X represents a population variant of Eimeria maxima, and that OTU-Y and OTU-Z represent cryptic species of Eimeria.
That means it can measure the accuracy with which a sample represents a population.
We first show that this case represents a population system of competition type.
This model represents a population-based approach to improving health by affecting the larger environment in which people work.
The DNRP represents a population-based nationwide resource that can be used to provide timely and accurate evaluations of chemotherapy use among CRC patients in Denmark.
Classical-like or Berkson-like error was added to this base case to produce a simulated time-series, Z t, that represents a population-weighted average ambient time-series.
