Sentences with phrase «previously estimated population»

This compares to a previously estimated population of 260 individuals, immatures included, for the whole province of Burgos.

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The article is slightly confusing in that it uses the term «country» in the 6th paragraph to refer to the entire United Kingdom when discussing the Pew study's estimates of the percentage of the population which is Muslim after having previously been discussing only England and Wales in conjunction with the popularity of boy's names.

Although we could not find estimates of fan use in the US population, we examined the potential selection bias by evaluating characteristics associated with SIDS risks in study participants and nonparticipants in a previously published article.16 Using California birth certificate data, we compared the ORs for maternal age, maternal education, parity, birth weight, infant sex, and late initiation of prenatal care (> 5 months» gestation).

Estimates published in 2016 put the Asian cat's population at around 8000, rather than 5300 as previously thought.

While this species was previously classified as Endangered, the gorillas are now listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species based on this new population estimate.

In the subsequent Marine Mammal Science paper just out, the catches were among the key pieces of information used to model the size of the California blue whale population over time — a model previously used by other groups to estimate populations of hundreds of fish and various other whale species.

The previously accepted estimate of the world's tree population, about 400 billion, was based mostly on satellite imagery.

According to the revised estimates, India is set to overtake China six years earlier than previously predicted, but both countries face the specter of aging populations.

The two major advantages of this estimate are that (a) it only depends on previously discovered variable sites in higher coverage modern dogs (our genotype calling in ancient samples is likely to be much more accurate in such situations), and (b) it uses only a single chromosome from each population (which can be randomly picked), and thus does not require calling heterozygotes accurately (that is, it should not be sensitive to the lower coverage of our ancient samples).

While estimates of the amount of small mammals snow leopards consume may have been overstated, the importance of large ungulate populations to the snow leopard's diets may have been understated, as this study suggests stable snow leopard populations are possibly more reliant upon large ungulate prey than previously understood.

However, over the last three years, our field team, led by Sumbee Tumursukh, have refined a method to reliably estimate the population of these wild ungulates in Tost for the first time: the so - called «double observer technique», which had previously been used by our India team to count ungulates in the Himalayas.

We estimated the breeding population of emperor penguins at each colony during 2009 and provide a population estimate of ∼ 238,000 breeding pairs (compared with the last previously published count of 135,000 — 175,000 pairs).

Path to Pet Wellness: Although the incidence of acute kidney injury (AKI) is unknown, previously published estimates of CKD incidence in the general population of dogs and cats have been around 0.5 % to 1.5 %.1, 2 However, 1 recent study demonstrated that 30 % of geriatric cats developed azotemia over the course of 1 year, 3 suggesting that CKD is likely more common than realized.

The analyses presented here corroborate an emerging body of evidence demonstrating historic baselines for many marine populations much larger than previously estimated.

At the same time, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women also represent the fastest growing prison population in Australia and it is estimated that around 90 percent of our women in prison have previously been a victim / survivor of family violence.

Previously we used data from deaths certificates (where the doctor recorded whether the person was Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) and Census population data (where individuals self - identified) leading to biased estimates because information on Indigenous status was obtained from different sources.