Sentence examples for unusual population from inspiring English sources

But federal prisons hold a small fraction of the nation's inmates, and in many ways, it is an unusual population.

Extensive studies in a multitude of additional crop species, facilitated by rapid progress in sequencing and resequencing(s) of crop genomes, will further our understanding of the genomic impact from both the unusual population history of cultivated plants and millennia of human selection.

To date only fMRI has proven itself to be a reliable method for identifying such "covert consciousness" in this unusual population of patients, although we and other groups are working to see whether electrophysiological methods can be used for the same purpose.

During a botanical expedition in southwestern China in 2012, we found an unusual population of Synotis in southwestern Yunnan Province.

During a botanical expedition in central and southwestern China in 2011, we found an unusual population of Synotis in southwestern Hunan Province.

During a botanical expedition in central and southwestern China in 2011, we found an unusual population of Synotis on Lang Shan, Xinning County, in southwestern Hunan Province.

Greg Barsh, a geneticist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, was chasing down the genetic underpinnings of black dogs when he first heard about unusual populations of black wolves from canine biologist Robert Wayne of the University of California, Los Angeles.

To summarize, the following data on the reproductive system of these unusual populations of C. amara point to an unusual combination of androdioecy and asexuality in some of its populations; the case may be similar in some respects to the maintenance of FS individuals in clonal populations of Ulmus minor (López-Almansa et al., 2002).

"This is an unusual working population," said Grant Nakayama, the E.P.A.'s assistant enforcement administrator.

Such a cellulose-heavy diet would have required an unusual bacterial population in the intestines to break down the fibre.

Normally four or five calves would be born each year among this fairly unusual urban population of whales — pods named J, K and L. But most recently, the number of orcas here has dwindled to just 75, a 30-year low in what seems to be an inexorable, perplexing decline.