The phrase "a population hence" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a population that results from or follows a certain condition or event, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "The study revealed a population hence affected by the environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a population as a result" or "a population consequently".
However, we measured all traits that are relevant for the intrinsic growth rate of a population, hence if trade-offs exist between traits, they are not translated into differences in performances.
Hence, we asked whether differentially methylated sites across the three cell-types are more likely to be functionally relevant when variable within a population, hence more often associated to gene expression (eQTMs) or genetic variation (mQTLs) than non-differentiated sites across cell-types.
Allele frequency data is a requisite for any population; hence the software program creates an output with allele frequencies for all loci in the base population along with the output for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and minor allele frequency, which are the usual criteria to evaluate marker loci informativeness.
Many dating charts are now in use though developed from different populations resulting in discrepancies when compared or applied to a specified population hence there is a need for an international reference dating equation and chart [ 11- 15].
Although ADHD diagnoses are more common among boys than girls [ 44], from a QTL perspective the focus is not only on diagnosed ADHD, but also on ADHD symptoms in an unselected population; hence an interest in studying the reliability and validity of the tasks in a mixed-sex sample.
We conducted a multicentre study enabling the inclusion of a wider population, hence increasing the generalisability of study results.
However, the sampling strategy ensures that the interviewees were selected from a wider population; hence, the conclusions can also be applied to other similar settings.
We analyzed a PCI population, hence we did not consider CABG exclusively; instead we considered CABG and DES by equal amounts.
The center effects are additive in the log odds of a good outcome at the different centers and are assumed to be randomly sampled from a normal population; hence they are expected to be different in each center, but similar.
Introduction of routine use of novel biomarkers should be based on demonstration of a benefit when they are applied to a target patient population; hence, it is critical that these questions be addressed before procalcitonin is introduced as a screening tool in patients undergoing liver transplantation.
As clearly depicted in Figure 4, spectrum is significantly under-utilized even in the crowded metropolitan area of Athens (of a 4-million population), hence, enabling the potential application of CR systems in a feasible and attractive manner for users and operators.
