Sentence examples for understood population from inspiring English sources

These dialects resulted from incompletely understood population movements of the 13th and 15th centuries.

"This is not a well understood population," said Bobbie Sackman, director of public policy for the Council of Senior Centers and Services, a New York advocacy group, which speaks for many agencies opposed to the plan.

Fully understood, population aging matters to people of all ages because it is about a transformation of society itself.

However, an accurate assessment of the number of birds is difficult, since those on the surface of the colony and in the nearby sea form only a small proportion of the variable and poorly understood population.

We aimed to characterize this poorly understood population, investigating epidemiological factors potentially related to disease etiology, particularly season of onset.

Although factors predisposing populations to meningitis epidemics are poorly understood, population susceptibility, introduction of new strains, poor living conditions, and concurrent infections have all been implicated.

"Numbers of garden birds are influenced by a whole range of factors... we can look year-on-year to understand how birds are using habitats and food resources but for most common, widespread species we need to look at long-term changes to understand population change".

The estimation of animal abundance is essential to understand population dynamics, species interactions and disease patterns in populations.

We used live cell imaging to follow Sf9 insect cells before and after infection with baculovirus, to understand population dynamics.

These results have implications for stream management planning, and offer a firm foundation from which to better understand population processes within dendritic networks.

Future studies should encompass landscapes at different scales and incorporate the habitat quality in surrounding sites to better understand population dynamics and provide adequate conservation measures.