Sentence examples for were population from inspiring English sources
noun
The people living within a political or geographical boundary.
- The population of New Jersey will not stand for this!
There were population losses in four "Bush states" from 2000.
Were population declines the result of falling prosperity, or were population declines the cause of declining prosperity?
All studies, except the CAGI study, were population based.
The suggested guidelines were population size: 50-100; crateover rate: 0.6; and mutation rate: 0.001.
Two studies were population based, the remaining were based out of a clinical setting (i.e., investigator headache centers, hospital departments of neurology, of headache and pain clinics).
L2 and P2 are population of polarised cells and L3 and P3 were population of depolarised cells in normal and cancer cells respectively.
First, relevant studies were population-based studies with a large sample sizes [1 3].
All crime rates and alcohol retail densities were population-adjusted/100,000 persons per census tract.
The data sets were population-based, with 861 cases from Ontario and 642 cases from Southern Norway.
The data from Italy were population-based, but from a selected area of the industrial north; furthermore, there was low participation.
Not all samples were population-based, although differences that might be attributable to this were, perhaps surprisingly, not very apparent: variations between countries were not unduly large.
