Sentence examples for restrictions population from inspiring English sources

This simpler setting allows a more detailed exploration of how the delay between epidemics in 2 connected locations depends on travel restrictions, population sizes, travel rates, residence of travelers, and the transmissibility of the influenza virus, with relevance to large and small centers.

**Do you think China could have achieved its epic growth of the past thirty years without restrictions on population growth?

The reason for this can be found in traditions brought forward from the Germanic tribes, but equally in the fact that habitation was confined to small areas, a factor that enforced restrictions on population growth.

Hence, it is not only necessary to identify the individuals MHC genotype but also to tailor the epitope selection to match the MHC allele restrictions of a population (population-optimized vaccine) or that of an individual (personalized vaccines).

We demonstrate how spatial restriction on population growth and DNA diffusion in the environment affect the impact of transformation on adaptation.

The reliability and validity of the KAP have been established as adequate for providing estimates of perceived participation restriction in population studies [ 34].

The reliability and validity of the KAP have been established as adequate for providing estimates of perceived participation restriction in population studies (31).

Since spatial restriction on population growth limits the availability of free DNA to bacteria, we expect the impact of transformation on population dynamics to be different in spatially restricted compared to the planktonic populations.

Although restriction of population cross-comparisons to the HVS-I control region increases the number of available samples, it is important to note that some matches may involve sequences that are phylogenetically unrelated.

Limitations of prior prostate cancer expression profiling studies have included small sample size, restriction of populations to surgical cohorts, short follow up time, and the use of surrogate endpoints such as PSA biochemical recurrence to define disease progression.

We excluded counties with populations of 300,000 or greater, while Carozza et al. did not use any restrictions based on population size.