Sentence examples for a population correspond from inspiring English sources
Within this model, the fittest members of a population correspond to carriers of one allele, while all other individuals have suboptimal fitness and are represented as carriers of the other allele.
All 54 regions for which a difference in intensity could be observed in a population corresponded to known CNV described in the Database of Genomic Variants (http://projects.tcag.ca/variation/).tcag.ca/variation/
A sexual population corresponds to individuals who are always in the sexual state that is complementary to the average sex of the environment: F in a M environment or M in a F environment.
The study of Medina and Lisberger [47] demonstrates that the optimal control of eye movement pursuit exerted by a PC population corresponds to transition from highly covariant simple spike firing during movement initiation to more independent firing later on.
Intriguingly, however, for four of the loci the major alleles found in the Cameroon population correspond to the major alleles in the Kerguelen (Table 2).
There is good evidence that inadequate anatomic reduction of distal radius fractures in a young patient population corresponds to poor functional outcomes.
A population doubling corresponds to the total number of cells doubling.
However, the mortality reduction on a population level corresponds to the efficacy (mortality reduction in screened vs nonscreened women) multiplied by the compliance rate.
The starting point is Eq. (2) rewritten in its equivalent form (6). For the standard decay Eq. (6), when θ(t) is a constant θ 0 and the population corresponds to a discrete ensemble of members, as holds for microbial growth-decay, the characteristic time of the exponential decay 1/θ 0 corresponds algebraically to the "mean lifetime", ℓ 0, of the members in the ensemble.
The panmictic population corresponds to a single population of size θ with a sample of genes divided randomly in two.
As we wanted to include patients receiving regular prescribing for asthma, our study population corresponded to a minority of selected persistent asthmatics with a close supervision in primary care.
