Sentence examples for a population called from inspiring English sources

The amount of immunity in a population, called the herd immunity, "will tell you whether or not you will have an outbreak," Dr. Weiss said.

It works by having a population (called a swarm) of candidate solutions (called particles).

The boy's pattern of genetic variations placed him in a population called C1b, a common lineage in Mesoamerica and the Andes that dates all the way back to the earliest Paleoindian settlements, more than 18,000 years ago.

Candidate solutions of a population called particles coexist and evolve simultaneously based on knowledge sharing with neighbouring particles.

Rather, it is considered a member of a linked population called the scattered disc.

The average mismatch rate across 19 comparisons was 0.12% for SNPs with a population call rate of at least 95%, and 0.03% at SNPs with a call rate of at least 99%.

A new population (called C-Group by archaeologists) inhabited Wawat, while a group known in the present day as the Karmah culture occupied Kush.

Only cells that co-expressed all these markers (5% of total cell population) were sorted in order to obtain a homogeneous population, called DPSC.

Based on cancer stem cell (CSC) hypothesis, tumours consist of heterogeneous cell populations, in which only a small population called CSCs has the capability to drive tumour initiation [ 4].

In general, GA starts at an initial population, called the first generation which was generated with some randomly selected genes.

Like many in this category, Ebola can lurk quietly and asymptomatically within an animal population (called the "reservoir host"), building up for years or even decades before spilling over into the human world and causing an outbreak.