Sentence examples for which is population from inspiring English sources
You don't have to have recognition to be a state, you just have to fulfill the criteria of the Montevideo Convention which is population, territory, government and the capacity to enter into negotiation with other states.
These two organisms differ in several important aspects, one of which is population size.
We applied the default crossover technique implemented in the JGAP tool, which is population size/2 (which means 0.5), and we employed 0.06 as the mutation rate.
The major strength of our study is the use of a computerized database, which is population based and is highly representative and allows a clear observation of the temporal relationship between HD and UGIB.
The major strength of our study is the use of a computerized database, which is population based and is highly representative and allows a clear observation of the temporal relationship between KD and allergic diseases.
The question of whether migrants are considered, enrolled, and covered falls at large under the first dimension of UHC which is population coverage, represented by the x-axis of the cube (Fig. 1).
One of the closest to our model is probably STD-SIM, a micro-simulation model which is population-based, details sexual behaviour, and allows for co-infection with other sexually transmitted diseases [15].
One of the strengths of our study is the use of a computerized database, which is population-based, and is highly representative.
6 Our study is based on the Estonian Cancer Registry (ECR), which is population-based, covers the whole country (population, 1.34 million according to the 2011 census) and has data since 1968.
It permits us to use one large, randomly selected comparison group as comparison group for several nested studies within the Diet, Cancer and Health cohort, saving resources and valuable DNA, and the obtained risk estimates can be related directly to the cohort, which is population-based.
The correct reporting of sensitivity/specificity, and especially the false negatives and false positives (which are population dependent), of the investigated tests is also considered as a key element.
