Sentence examples for work on populations from inspiring English sources

In understanding the population dynamics of Pacific salmon, the CES has several advantages over the classical work on populations with overlapping generations.

Crucial monitoring work like this clearly struck a chord with the judges, with our Section Editors also impressed by another of overall runner-up Letizia Campioni's work on populations of Black-Footed Albatross [Additional file 16].

A popular one, especially among scientists who work on population biology, is 'a change in gene frequency in a population'.

The argument in the first edition of his work on population is essentially abstract and analytic.

Certainly they wanted children, and even before their marriage Keynes had anticipated them "starting their work on population", and imagining the "poet" they would produce together.

For many years he edited the work on population statistics, L'Annuaire du Bureau des Longitudes, and published L'Histoire de l'astronomie au XVIIIe siècle (1827; "The History of Astronomy of the 18th Century").

See also similar work on population dynamics [10, 58, 68 73] and epidemiology [31].

Consistent with previous work on population inference with this panel, three broad population groups may be readily distinguished (European, African, East Asian) and within those broad categories several subgroups are also distinguishable.

This is consistent with earlier work on population genetics of Daphnia populations.

On the other hand, most work on population genetics considers finite populations and includes stochastic effects, whereas quasispecies theory is first and foremost a deterministic description of infinite populations.

In the latter half of the twentieth century, the view of the process by which new species originated was based on meshing Darwinian variation and selection with work on population genetics and mutation.