Sentence examples for well established populations from inspiring English sources

While in developed economies the middle class is well established, populations in these countries are growing wealthier and more sophisticated and are demanding a wider array of luxuries, like cellphones and clothing.

Likewise, F. radicans has permanent and well established populations in all its distributional range, with separate sexes and sexual reproduction taking place the same way as in F. vesiculosus.

The uniform ascertainment of cases within a well established population constitutes a major strength of this study.

In meeting the urgent need for longitudinal cohort studies on NCDs in Africa, well established population-based study sites are ideal, since they offer cost savings [ 21].

Population 1 is a well established population of high density and older than 15 years while population 2 is not older than three years and is of lower density [Joop, pers. obs.].

There are also some very well established population-based mutations with clear effects on disease, from sickle cell trait protection against malaria [ 7] to CCR5, a known receptor of HIV, defective alleles in which have been associated with resistance to HIV infection [ 8].

The relative importance of these factors and their interactions are not well established across populations.

The test-retest reliability of the WPAI has been well established in populations with different diseases [ 33, 34].

Development of a high density integrated genetic map of B. napus derived from well established mapping populations will provide a superior tool for high resolution mapping and verification of DNA sequence contig order and orientation.

DNA from PME was detected in ticks from the traditional southeastern range of A. americanum as well as from recently established populations in the northeastern USA.

d) Association of migraine with depression has also been well established in population based studies besides clinical samples [21, 57].