Sentence examples similar to a geographical selection from inspiring English sources

A semi-randomised geographical selection of the study population in that cross-sectional study was performed to reduce the number of subjects to a manageable size.

Besides the convenient access by alphabetical or geographical selection, the Tourism Factbook offers a multiple country search as well as other additional data sets.

The rationale for this geographical selection was to reduce travel time and expenses for the peer academic detailers.

We conclude that ciliates in European coastal areas just like bacteria, plants and animals are under strong environmental and geographical selection at intermediate geographical scale, and agree with previous observations rejecting global dispersal hypotheses [ 49- 53].

Such a pattern--non-Africans sharing twice the number of genes containing enriched selection signals in comparison with that between non-African and African populations--suggests either geographical selection or founder effects by ancestors of ASN and CEU after their migration out of Africa.

However, assuming that the DNA sequences under exam are not under selection, a geographical pattern, as observed in our case, more likely results from introgression than lineage sorting [ 47].

The sample was randomly selected using a standard cluster sampling procedure based on a geographical stratified list and sequentially selection from a randomized starting point.

a, Geographical location.

"Yes, a geographical restlessness, rare, perhaps unique.

There is a geographical element to poverty.

And they had a geographical problem.