Definition of subpopulation in English:

subpopulation

noun ˌsʌbˌpɒpjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌsəbˌpɑpjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

technical

A subset of a larger population.
one of the four subpopulations of polar bear across the Russian Arctic
we identified a subpopulation of cells that survived the exposure
Example sentencesExamples
- Our findings seem to suggest that processing of temporal features and/or structure of speech signals is impaired in at least a subpopulation of the at-risk children.
- In order to target high-risk subpopulations for more aggressive therapy, the challenge has been to identify those patients at high risk.
- Modelling efforts address several issues, including how many subpopulations of salmon can be lost before the species goes regionally extinct.
- They found that support targeted to a subpopulation of hotels on one side of Niagara Falls had a positive effect on all hotels, even those on the far side of the falls.
- A significant subpopulation of participants in the study showed a strong disposition to engage in antisocial behavior, including irrational and self-destructive violence.
- This subpopulation of pelicans has been in decline for several decades.
- The highest density of seedlings emerged within the area of the flowering subpopulation from 1999.
- They identify a subpopulation of older people who are at high risk of hospitalisation.
- We found a small subpopulation of cells that could, with proper stimulation, re-enter the cell cycle.
- This genetic marker might help identify subpopulations of individuals genetically prone to insulin resistance, autoimmunity, and heart disease.

Definition of subpopulation in US English:

subpopulation

nounˌsəbˌpäpyəˈlāSH(ə)nˌsəbˌpɑpjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

technical

A subset of a larger population.
one of the four subpopulations of polar bear across the Russian Arctic
we identified a subpopulation of cells that survived the exposure
Example sentencesExamples
- This subpopulation of pelicans has been in decline for several decades.
- A significant subpopulation of participants in the study showed a strong disposition to engage in antisocial behavior, including irrational and self-destructive violence.
- Our findings seem to suggest that processing of temporal features and/or structure of speech signals is impaired in at least a subpopulation of the at-risk children.
- They found that support targeted to a subpopulation of hotels on one side of Niagara Falls had a positive effect on all hotels, even those on the far side of the falls.
- The highest density of seedlings emerged within the area of the flowering subpopulation from 1999.
- In order to target high-risk subpopulations for more aggressive therapy, the challenge has been to identify those patients at high risk.
- They identify a subpopulation of older people who are at high risk of hospitalisation.
- Modelling efforts address several issues, including how many subpopulations of salmon can be lost before the species goes regionally extinct.
- We found a small subpopulation of cells that could, with proper stimulation, re-enter the cell cycle.
- This genetic marker might help identify subpopulations of individuals genetically prone to insulin resistance, autoimmunity, and heart disease.

单词	subpopulation
释义	Definition of subpopulation in English: subpopulation noun ˌsʌbˌpɒpjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌsəbˌpɑpjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n technical A subset of a larger population. one of the four subpopulations of polar bear across the Russian Arctic we identified a subpopulation of cells that survived the exposure Example sentencesExamples Our findings seem to suggest that processing of temporal features and/or structure of speech signals is impaired in at least a subpopulation of the at-risk children. In order to target high-risk subpopulations for more aggressive therapy, the challenge has been to identify those patients at high risk. Modelling efforts address several issues, including how many subpopulations of salmon can be lost before the species goes regionally extinct. They found that support targeted to a subpopulation of hotels on one side of Niagara Falls had a positive effect on all hotels, even those on the far side of the falls. A significant subpopulation of participants in the study showed a strong disposition to engage in antisocial behavior, including irrational and self-destructive violence. This subpopulation of pelicans has been in decline for several decades. The highest density of seedlings emerged within the area of the flowering subpopulation from 1999. They identify a subpopulation of older people who are at high risk of hospitalisation. We found a small subpopulation of cells that could, with proper stimulation, re-enter the cell cycle. This genetic marker might help identify subpopulations of individuals genetically prone to insulin resistance, autoimmunity, and heart disease. Definition of subpopulation in US English: subpopulation nounˌsəbˌpäpyəˈlāSH(ə)nˌsəbˌpɑpjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n technical A subset of a larger population. one of the four subpopulations of polar bear across the Russian Arctic we identified a subpopulation of cells that survived the exposure Example sentencesExamples This subpopulation of pelicans has been in decline for several decades. A significant subpopulation of participants in the study showed a strong disposition to engage in antisocial behavior, including irrational and self-destructive violence. Our findings seem to suggest that processing of temporal features and/or structure of speech signals is impaired in at least a subpopulation of the at-risk children. They found that support targeted to a subpopulation of hotels on one side of Niagara Falls had a positive effect on all hotels, even those on the far side of the falls. The highest density of seedlings emerged within the area of the flowering subpopulation from 1999. In order to target high-risk subpopulations for more aggressive therapy, the challenge has been to identify those patients at high risk. They identify a subpopulation of older people who are at high risk of hospitalisation. Modelling efforts address several issues, including how many subpopulations of salmon can be lost before the species goes regionally extinct. We found a small subpopulation of cells that could, with proper stimulation, re-enter the cell cycle. This genetic marker might help identify subpopulations of individuals genetically prone to insulin resistance, autoimmunity, and heart disease.
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