Sentence examples for studying population from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ted J. Case, a biologist at the University of California at San Diego, has spent much of his career studying population changes among reptiles on islands and in isolated patches of natural habitat like parks in suburban California.
The current study aimed to ascertain the urban environmental correlates and determinants of bicycle use for commuting (bicycle commuting) among the working or studying population in Barcelona, Spain.
This mini core collection is an ideal pool of diverse germplasm for studying population structure and diversity, and identifying new sources of variation for use in breeding and genomics studies in foxtail millet.
Bathyphotometer measurements of bioluminescence are used as a proxy for the abundance of luminescent organisms for studying population dynamics; the interaction of luminescent organisms with physical, chemical, and biological oceanographic processes; and spatial complexity especially in coastal areas.
These data provide useful information for a better understanding of the mitogenomic diversities and evolution in fish as well as novel genetic markers for studying population genetics and species identification.
By studying population density and United Parcel Service routes (the shipper of choice in the industry), the Chamandys targeted 22 wholesalers across the U.S., which gave them the broadest market coverage with the fewest customers to service.
While the NIS database is a validated tool for studying population-based usage of medical resources, it remains limited by its capture of 20% of the population and relies on statistical modifiers to extrapolate to national projections.
In addition, we argue that rather than being used as a proxy for measurements of neuronal stimulus selectivity, fMRI adaptation may be most useful for studying population-level adaptation effects across cortical processing hierarchies.
Thus, these coral species provide an ideal system for studying population-level dynamics in Symbiodinium.
The FRAX model has been developed from studying population-based cohorts from Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia.
6 11 Yet primary care registries are the preferred data source when studying population-level occurrence of multimorbidity, because large numbers of diverse patients are included.
