Sentence examples for split populations from inspiring English sources

The sect, known as Boko Haram, until now mostly targeted the police, government and military in its insurgency effort, but the bombings on Sunday represented a new, religion-tinged front, a tactic that threatens to exploit the already frayed relations between Nigeria's nearly evenly split populations of Christians and Muslims.

Here again, the mobility of pastoralists means potential for nationally split populations to cross international boundaries in order to be strategically censused elsewhere - and there are claims by some that this happened in the Kenya 2008 census (Jubat 2011; Mayoyo 2011; Oparanya 2010).

and from historical processes that split populations or species into different areas.

Indeed, we observed a high underestimation of the population specific differentiation parameter for recently admixed (or split) populations, leading to an increase of the PPP-values dispersion.

Additionally, 16S rRNA analysis split populations identified above as P. milaschewitchii and P. verrucosa into unconnected haplotypes.

Here, we capitalized on our dense north Florida sampling and split populations across seven drainages, including the Ochlockonee (collections 7-15, 17, and 20), St. Marks (16, 19, and 21-22), Apluschee plus Goose Creek Bays (18, 23-24), Aucilla (25-27), Suwannee 28-311), Hillsborough (32), and St. Johns Rivers 34-355).

SORRY, harrumphs Nataša Bebić, a local TV celeb and aerobics queen, but Split (population 220,000) has become a small provincial town.

These include the assumption of 1) no migration events between splitting populations and 2) coalescence of both host and parasite lineages in the ancestral population.

However, the split-population model has not received sufficient attention from Chinese social scientists.

Finally, we use the split-population model to test the findings above.

A formal test will be shown in the results for split-population models.