Sentence examples for surprising population from inspiring English sources

While many otherwise sophisticated U.S. hospitals have dithered about adopting them, electronic medical records are enhancing health care for a surprising population: the homeless.

But another surprising population statistic is challenging the identity of Nebraska, the nation's largest beef-producing state, as an essentially rural place.

Although examples of genetic homogeneity over large distances are common in marine systems, there are also many examples of surprising population structure in marine species with high dispersal potential [ 1, 3- 7].

Even more surprising, populations in the +EQU/-AND environment evolved higher performance of EQU than populations that evolved in the +EQU environment, where performing AND was not selected against.

"The under representation of females on screen is surprising given population and movie attendance patterns," she said.

The very small number of spatially explicit models is more surprising for population genetics models.

The apparent lack of dispersals of toad lineages across the Persian Gulf region during this time period is surprising, as population exchanges of the viper species Echis carinatus likely occurred through this route [ 17].

This is not surprising for populations inhabiting ephemeral habitats, or for high altitude populations that face extreme environmental conditions as these often do experience fluctuations in population size [ 45, 52].

It is therefore not surprising that population-wide fitness and hermaphrodite self-fitness were positively correlated.

It would therefore not be surprising if populations as far apart as Spain and Greece showed considerable differentiation.

It is particularly surprising because populations used in our study and that of Jiang et al. [ 3] share a common ancestry.