In the 1960's and 70's, the Upper West Side had perhaps the city's largest concentration of S.R.O.'s, occupied largely by a poor, troubled and sometimes violent population.
When the topic was race, Derbyshire's pessimism was linked to his abiding interest in what he sometimes calls "population genetics" — that is, the biological character of groups, including racial groups.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet When the topic was race, Derbyshire's pessimism was linked to his abiding interest in what he sometimes calls "population genetics" — that is, the biological character of groups, including racial groups.
In many ways, Saudi Arabia has by far the most serious problems of all the Gulf states - a large, youthful and sometimes restive population chafing under an ageing leadership.
The crown-of-thorns starfish, Acanthaster planci (L ., is a typical reef coral predator, which sometimes causes population outbreaks and destroys coral reef communities.
The sometimes enormous population size fluctuations of slugs (Godan 1979) may have in boom times additionally contributed to the public notion of a suddenly (over- abundant slug over- abundantgin.
Given the mobility of this vulnerable, sometimes fearful population an expected attrition and loss to follow up of as much as 45% could be expected, requiring 350 to be recruited in each arm.
"Sometimes rural populations have it better.
Their host countries are overwhelmed and lack the health infrastructure and supplies to deal with increasingly debilitated, traumatised, and sometimes dying populations.
In the second case, the teacher showed that sometimes two populations did not reach speciation and explained that the intensity of directional natural selection was weak and the effect of genetic drift became perceptible with a small population size.
