Sentence examples for transitional population from inspiring English sources

After the crossover and mutation operations, the transitional population is formed: A2 t) = left{ {left.

The patterns found in this transitional population partly mirror those in developed societies, where father absence accelerates reproductive events.

Furthermore, two studies investigate a population perhaps most similar in fertility rate to the transitional population studied here.

Using data from a transitional population to examine father effects on fertility enables us to broaden our knowledge on reproductive strategies.

We found that a transient population of uterine MCs appears in cycles and as a unique population composed of connective tissue-type MCs, mucosal MCs and a transitional population that share features of both phenotypes.

Additionally, while the MRSA cells exposed to the low pH buffer maintained the highly red-fluorescent transitional population, it did not display the lower-intensity red-fluorescent population that was characteristic of the leachate-exposed cells.

Evolutionarily the Fairmead Landfill sloths show a suite of morphological, size and proportional characters that indicate they represent transitional populations between older and younger members of their respective lineages.

We identified 46 case/control studies and 18 longitudinal studies conducted from the 1970s through 2009 in developing-country and transitional populations that addressed the association between G. lamblia and endemic diarrheal disease.

Further, the average of TMRCA estimated for individual Mundari and transitional populations turns out to be large (~48,000), ranging from ~70,000 YBP to ~30,000 YBP (results not shown), suggesting that the haplogroup O-M95 might have originated early, possibly in the Paleolithic period.

"It is now a post-transitional population, with very low fertility, quite low mortality, and is being increasingly urbanized," he said in an e-mail on Thursday.

Studies conducted among pre-transitional populations tend not to compare the effects of death and divorce directly; usually only one type of father absence is considered with regard to children's outcomes (perhaps because sample sizes tend to be smaller when pre-transitional populations are studied), although for a recent exception, see Shenk et al. (2013).