Примеры использования One population на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yet, the mechanisms which regulate cells passage from one population to another on intratissue level are unknown.
In this experiment, one population of E. coli unexpectedly evolved the ability to aerobically metabolize citrate.
The cataclysms are named such because they do not specifically impact one population or nation, but they affect everyone.
If they conducted only one population and housing census, their survey responses would reference that census.
In population genetics, gene flow(also known as gene migration or allele flow)is the transfer of genetic variation from one population to another.
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Among the scattered populations of northern muriqui only one population, living in Caratinga is considered, as of now, viable for the next 100 years.
During the 10-year span from 2008 to 2017, 89 per cent of countries orareas around the world conducted at least one population and housing census.
One population migrates to the North Sea, another stays in of the Irish Sea, and the third population migrates southwards along the west coast of Scotland and Ireland.
The basis of the underlying assumption that the selection of individuals of one population of different life strategies may lead to the formation of new species in terms of spatial homogeneity.
As I have already said, all the cities greatly differ from one another but are all involved inthe process called gentrification, which means that one population group leaves and another moves in.
These dwarf geckos have recently been found to be genetically similar to one population on Guadeloupe, suggesting that they are recent colonizers of Dominica Malhotra and Thorpe 1999; Thorpe et al. 2008.
Some questions that your country may wish to consider responding to are:What is the percentage of threatened plant species with at least one population occurring in a protected area?
Except for an unexplained andpossibly artefactual excess risk in one population subgroup, we found little or no evidence of an association between smoking and either glioma or meningioma.
Israel's policies and practices vis-à-vis Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem constituted institutionalized discrimination andwere intended to perpetuate the domination of one population over another.
Intermittent” pattern of tissue cells specialized functions realization is that the cells pass from one population to another when the tissue is in intensive functioning mode.
One population, A. fulvigula maculosa(mottled duck), lives on the Gulf of Mexico coast between Alabama and Tamaulipas(Mexico); outside the breeding season individual birds may venture as far south as to Veracruz.
Governments may be tempted to allocate their limited resources to either one population group or the other, but they are advised to set aside resources for both.
But, to change one ethnic group, one population at a time, to pursue that idealism in pragmatic terms, then you will see cultural change will occur over several generations, and there will be progress in the meantime.
She has therefore decided to avoid a detailed analysis of all of the numerous andcomplicated situations in which one population finds itself somehow subordinate to a neighbouring larger group.
If the snapshots are believed to include more than one population, then estimates need to be partitioned according to what is known about spatial population structure and uncertainty.
Thus, a WHR that indicates pubertal onset, sex, fertility, hormonal irregularities,and/or differentiates male from female in one population may not do so in another.
The population to be enumerated is then the theoretical set of persons belonging to at least one population base(thus usually resident plus temporary present persons) which should be covered by the census operation.
It should be recognized that results of such calculations will depend on the actual size and composition of a given population, and its underlying morbidity and mortality, andare therefore not generally convertible from one population to another.
Redistribution of income through relatively high progressive income taxes andsizeable income transfers from one population group to another mark the characteristics of social policy in Finland.
To have many of the factors present within one population group signals clear cause for concern about the impact of the HIV epidemic on indigenous populations and highlights the challenges faced in trying to reduce its spread within such communities.
During the 10-year period from 2007 to 2016, 89 per cent of countries orareas around the world conducted at least one population and housing census, while 25 countries or areas did not have such a fundamental data source.
In the case of populations listed in Table 2, more than one population of the same species occurs on the territory of a Range State, that Range State shall apply conservation measures appropriate to the population or populations that have the poorest conservation status.
Mr. BOUCHMARINOV(Russian Federation) said that, in implementing the right to self-determination, the economic, social and cultural development of some should not lead to discrimination against others andthat the granting of rights to one population group should not entail the disenfranchisement of another.
The target established by RBG Kew for the Millennium Seed Bank project is the conservation of at least one population sample from 24,000 seed-bearing plant species, primarily from the drylands, that are not yet represented in the existing seed bank.