Sentence examples for a common population from inspiring English sources

Polar bears are the symbol of the archipelago, with a common population of 3,000 shared with Franz Joseph Land.

Dr. Ariella Oppenheim of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem said she had found considerable similarity between Jews and Israeli and Palestinian Arabs, as if the Y chromosomes of both groups had been drawn from a common population that began to expand 7,800 years ago.

A common population sampling frame in countries with universal health care is health service registers.

These are designed to objectively decide whether two samples were derived from a common population.

Also, in the ANOVA case, it is appropriate to consider the four countries members of a common population for comparative purposes (see Robitaille and Travers 1992).

During retinogenesis these cell types derive from a common population of multipotent retinal progenitor cells (RPCs) residing in the inner layer of the optic cup.

The simple tetrameric STR D9S1120 exhibits a common population-specific allele of 9 repeats (9RA) reported to have an average frequency of 0.36 in Native Americans from both North and South of the continent.

Rix et al performed a systematic review of management of chronic rhinosinusitis with co-existing asthma, a very common population of patients.

To reflect breed formation the demographic scenario consisted in three completely isolated populations separated t = 25 generations ago from an initial common population with an effective population of Ne = 5,000.

This shared allele could be the footprint of an ancestral common population rather than recent gene flow between the two groups of populations.

The number of residencies could be considered as a surrogate for common population mixing and common infections.