Sentence examples for snapshot of population from inspiring English sources

People taking part in this weekend's count simply watch their gardens for an hour, and record the highest numbers of each bird species seen at any one time; the pooled results give a clear snapshot of population ups and downs.

Analytical methods in human biomonitoring now provide accurate quantification of many substances in biological samples; biomonitoring programs exist at the national, state, and international levels and provide a unique and valuable snapshot of population exposures to chemicals in our environment.

Recommendations that have emerged from this analysis and related efforts are: Analytical methods in human biomonitoring now provide accurate quantification of many substances in biological samples; biomonitoring programs exist at the national, state, and international levels and provide a unique and valuable snapshot of population exposures to chemicals in our environment.

Furthermore, the 2 data sets could represent snapshots of population structures that are spatially and temporally variable due to stochastic effects or other forces (32).

If everyone in the population smoked, a snapshot of the population at any given time -- and that's exactly what the NHANES data used in the new junk food study provide -- would show both sick and healthy smokers.

Further, these estimates represent deaths based on a snapshot of a population structure for a particular calendar year, and do not reflect a future population dynamics.

Here is a snapshot of that population.

The latest statistics offer a more detailed snapshot of the population as it was in 2011.

Most surveys on life satisfaction take a snapshot of a population at a given moment rather than conducting longitudinal studies following people over the course of their lives.

Today was the official Census Day, the occasion on which the government tries once every decade to take a snapshot of the population.

In a country without a tradition of opinion polling — surveys were seen as potentially subversive during decades of military rule — the snapshot of the population's feelings provided by the election is worrying for the new government.