Sentence examples for the population time from inspiring English sources

The ban, meant to give the population time to replenish, came during seasonal bans on grouper, octopus and lobster.

To this end, we took a closer look at the population time series data as a function of increasing migration rate.

Research by Ofcom reveals that the amount of time young people in the UK spend online has tripled in the past 10 years, while across the population, time online has doubled.

The whole idea of abolishing the default retirement age was less to do with anti-discrimination than to defuse the population time bomb – to keep the elderly in work rather than drawing on pensions that have to be, in effect, funded by young workers.

Average hazards can be approximated by counting events Δ P during a period Δ t and dividing by the population time at risk.

Second, purely environmentally induced gene expression (nonheritable molecular phenotypes) can still play an indirect role in speciation by facilitating population persistence and "buying the population time" for divergence in other, less plastic, evolvable traits (Fig. 1 in Ref. 23).

It was a serious, thoroughly researched novel, written at a time when there was little discussion of the population time-bomb.

If, though, it can provide real momentum behind the call for governments to engage seriously with the true issues at the heart of climate change, the population time-bomb chief among them, then perhaps my buying an energy-saving boiler wasn't quite such an empty gesture after all.

Incidence density was calculated by the number of new cases divided by the population-time (person-years of observation) in which they occur.

To be borne in mind in these is that the population-time of the cohort's follow-up constitutes only the source base, and that therefore the first-stage case and base series from it need to be reduced to those from the actual study base (each person-moment in it actually representing the domain of the object of study and presence of one of the contrasted histories).

However, the study population, time frame in use and definition of CAM vary [ 7].