Sentence examples for years for population from inspiring English sources

Some QTLs were stable across the years for population POP369 and were detected in both parents.

The median time between the first record of diabetes and the TB/index date was 3.7 years (interquartile range [IQR] = 1.3 7.3 years) for TB case subjects and 3.6 years (1.7 7.9 years) for population control subjects.

Although sample weights are calculated each year for population estimates[ 13], the outcomes reported in this paper are unweighted to allow us to calculate estimates of the intra-cluster correlation based on the observed variance in the sample data.

Moreover, our incarceration rate has climbed, or rather rocketed, for the past 30 years: adjusted for population growth, there are about four times as many people in prison this year as there were in 1980.

13The U.S. Census provides inter-census year estimates for population by single year of age, but I must predict estimates of the population currently enrolled in school for inter-census years.

Because of the grizzly's slow reproductive rate, it will take 50 to 110 years for the population to reach the project's goal of 280 bears.

"Even if the conditions were right, which they are not, it would take more than 20 years for this population to recover".

The fatal attack has prompted the state government to allocate an extra $5.8m over three years for comprehensive population surveys and crocodile management.

When e(0) is 85 and the NRR is 0.95, it takes nearly 650 years for total population size to be less than 1.

There is no distinguishable pattern in cessation rates across FMR years for our population, other than slightly higher rates in the later years when fewer FMRs were conducted, a finding we return to later in the paper.

It would take 90 years for their population to rebound from poaching and habitat destruction, according to a report published by the Wildlife Conservation Society.