Sentence examples for scale of population from inspiring English sources
Platt, A. et al. The scale of population structure in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Given the scale of population movement both inside Syria and across borders, together with deteriorating environmental health conditions, outbreaks are inevitable".
In late prehistory, many northern areas including Harataonga apparently experienced reductions in the geographic scale of population movements, coupled with intensified intra-territorial mobility.
These differences exist for a number of reasons (i.e., scale of population, variation in rates of Internet penetration, economic and social migration patterns, and differences in the nature of telecommunication laws in the South Asian countries).
The results demonstrate the practicability of hypertension prediction with simple demographic data rather than with clinical tests and genomic data and of developing a hypertension surveillance system for a large scale of population in a non-invasive and economical way.
The scale of population structure in Arabidopsis thaliana.
In the NMM, the role of neurotransmitter fluxes in this mechanism is implicit since the neuronal activity is reproduced at the scale of populations.
we are persuaded of the individuality of breast cancer….As personal as breast cancer is, it is also a disease of populations, enacted and reenacted in individual bodies….Prevention on the scale of populations is a very different enterprise from prevention undertaken one low-fat diet at a time, in one positive person at a time.
If we are to understand and manage human pathogenesis on the scale of populations, then there are important social and interdisciplinary questions to be addressed in NTDs research.
Second, our meta-analysis included data from Caucasian and Asian, thus our study should be optimized by larger scale of populations.
On the scale of populations, agent identification is crucial for determining the incidence of CNS infections caused by specific agents, enabling prioritization of targets for public health intervention and to prevent outbreaks of disease.
