Sentence examples for subpopulation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, economists are relatively rare in the overall population, so you would expect them to be rare in any subpopulation, such as politicians.

The Davis Strait subpopulation is directly south of the Baffin Bay subpopulation, with no distinguishable barriers to polar-bear movement.Moreover, you were very condescending towards Inuit and our efforts to regain control of our destiny.

Each subpopulation adapts to this by modifying the optimum temperature at which the all-important process of photosynthesis takes place.

It reveals a specialised group of cells, a subpopulation of "inhibitory spinal interneurons", which exist in the spine and act as a gateway between the skin and the brain.

After synthesis, RNA molecules undergo selective processing, which results in the export of only a subpopulation of RNA molecules to the cytoplasm.

A side benefit of this method is that inferences about the subpopulation represented by each stratum can also be made.

Public-health officials and epidemiologists should be able to identify disease patterns in subpopulations and ethnic groups far more quickly than is currently possible.

However, a recent study published in Nature showed that human bacteria can aim their chemicals at specific subpopulations of immune cells, which suggests they may be able to produce drugs which have greater precision.There is also the possibility of using bugs themselves as treatments.

The prospects of the species will be better because the chance that all the constituent subpopulations will die out at the same time is low.

States might be wise to focus on creating jobs for those subpopulations, even if the jobs thereby created don't pay as much as those that might result from, say, giving a tax break to a software firm.

Optimists speak of drugs targeted to genetic subpopulations, and perhaps even personalised medicine.