Sentence examples for throwing population from inspiring English sources
Although some studies have compared side-to-side differences in LT thickness among nonthrowers, no studies have been performed to examine the normal ultrasound appearance of the LT in the adolescent throwing population.
When male red grouse become more territorial, they throw population growth into reverse, new research suggests.
Genetic bottlenecks may also transitorily throw populations out of mutation-drift equilibrium [28].
The presence of antibiotics throws populations far off their fitness optimum, and so predicting how pathogens evolve in the presence of antibiotics requires an understanding of the DFE and resulting dynamics of populations in extremely stressful environments.
Jeevan Vasagar threw a population quirk into the pot: there are 1.4% less 18 year-olds this year than in 2011.
In a dire warning this week, the World Wildlife Fund said a new dam planned for Laos will throw the population of Mekong River dolphins into peril.
Brazil's World Cup dress rehearsal, the Confederations Cup, is full of startling new experiences: unfamiliar new stadiums, different teams, and even the Brazilian population throwing off their customary passivity in a wave of protests.
The 14th century in England saw the Great Famine and the Black Death, catastrophic events that killed around half of England's population, throwing the economy into chaos and undermining the old political order.
You could read the breakdown of Ben's family as a dialled-up version of everyday adolescent disruption; but it's also meant as a symbol of the inter-ethnic tension that results from recklessly throwing together diverse populations under imperialism.
Fatah and Hamas haven't been able to reconcile their differences peacefully and rule the territories — throwing a large Jewish population into the mix is surely not going to produce a healthy liberal democracy.
Since then, the amusement park has drawn praise from cat-lovers, who say that TNR programs are a way to control feral populations without throwing the felines into shelters – where most of them will inevitably be euthanised.
