This tract, al-Ghūṭah, has supported a substantial population for thousands of years.
At its peak in the late 2nd century, Volubilis had around 20,000 inhabitants – a very substantial population for a Roman provincial town – and the surrounding region was also well inhabited, to judge from over 50 villas discovered in the area.
For a substantial population of Nigerians, this statement was either a blatant lie or an act of self-delusion.
The charged atmosphere is also perilous for Myanmar's substantial population of non-Rohingya Muslims, many of whom make up a prosperous mercantile class.
Not only does this perpetuate archaic stereotypes, it also fails to account for a very substantial population of parents and caregivers — single dads, gay dads, dads who are out with their kids for the day without mom, grandfathers, male babysitters and other men charged with watching over babies in diapers.
Geneva hosts a substantial population of Latin American migrants originating from endemic areas for Chagas disease.
Caution must be taken in interpreting these results due to pyrosequencing artifacts [55]; however, the sheer number of identical, or closely related clones, provides evidence for substantial populations of very closely related, and possibly, clonal ribotypes.
Alternatively, functional redundancy for production of essential metabolites or gene products might facilitate maintenance of substantial population variation even for genes that are expressed in the most frequently encountered environments.
Accordingly, substantial population variation exists for resistance to elevated copper concentrations (Warringer et al. 2011), copper-induced colony morphology (Fay et al. 2004) and copper-induced gene expression (Fay et al. 2004).
We have linked the reintroduction efforts to landscape restoration at large scales in the Park and in adjacent State and private lands, thereby increasing the opportunities for substantial population growth and expansion of the Kaʻū silversword and Pele lobeliad in the future.
If there were to be a reduction in risk of 2 percentage points per session attended in a population where this condition is highly prevalent then there is the potential for substantial population benefits.
