Sentence examples for a population characterized by from inspiring English sources

A sole instance of the artificial evolutionary process starts from a population characterized by a particular distribution of notochord stiffness and ends (in Long's experiments, at the tenth generation) with a population characterized by a different distribution of stiffness.

In the second phase, methods and experimental conditions were assayed on a cohort of Cambodian women (n = 20), both HIV-positive and healthy subjects, in order to confirm sensitivity and reliability of results on a population characterized by a different genetic background and possibly by a different immunologic responsiveness to HIV. Figure 1 summarizes the design of the whole study.

In this mouse model, Cre recombinase expression initiates at the CD4+CD8+T-lymphocyte stage of development, a population characterized by minimal cell proliferation.

The Old Order Amish community is a population characterized by a homogeneous lifestyle, including intensive farming practices and low mobility, and has been relatively unchanged across generations [ 11].

We excluded the seven in situ malignant melanoma patients considering a molecular biomarker analysis performed in a population characterized by a very good prognosis as unnecessary.

Anti-miscegenation and segregation laws have not been part of the Brazilian culture, so Brazil is a home to a population characterized by a color continuum between white and black races.

In bloodstream forms (BF) and insect stage procyclic forms (PF) RNAi of TbPP2A-1 generates a cell population characterized by: an inhibition of cell growth, a block in cytokinesis; continued synthesis of nuclear DNA leading to aneuploidy; continued mitosis leading to cells with N > 2, and an unusual phenotype where number of kinetoplasts (and flagella) is less than the number of nuclei.

For example, conserved gene level changes may only exist in a subset of a sample population characterized by parameters such as race, aging, and others, but not in the variable of interest (i.e. gender in our analysis).

Thus, uterine MCs represent a heterogeneous population characterized by a distinctive phenotype.

First, simulations of sperm competition experiments involving pairs of males extracted from a large population characterized by a given distribution of sperm competitiveness.

By simulating sperm competition experiments involving pairs of males extracted from a large population characterized by a given distribution of sperm competitiveness I first show that fertilization success is not a perfect predictor of sperm competitiveness.