The phrase "a population of primary" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific group or category, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In the study, we focused on a population of primary school students to assess their learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "a group of primary" or "a cohort of primary".
We have used a Six Sigma inspired quality engineering approach to design and conduct a factorial screening experiment to investigate the expansion process of a population of primary bone marrow-derived human mesenchymal stem cells on a scaleable automated cell culture platform.
In genetic algorithm the searching process is initialized with a population of primary random solutions.
This conclusion was corroborated by the observation of position-dependent emergence of phenotypic heterogeneity in a population of primary myoblasts.
This evoked robust activity in a population of primary afferent fibres (TRPA1-positive).
Figure 5 A shows the measured cell death over a 24 h period for the HFF-1 cells and for a population of primary human dermal fibroblasts.
These unaffiliated small urban and suburban practices, each with 1 or 2 family physicians or general internists, serve a population of primary care patients diverse in demographic characteristics, insurance coverage, and health care needs.
Expost-facto research design was used, the study made use of 103 public primary schools with a population of 12628 primary five pupils in Nsukka Local Government Primary Education Authority of Enugu State, Nigeria.
In crickets from each ear a population of 45-60 primafferentsents forward auditory activity towards the central nervous system for further processing.
The BILO battery was standardized over a population of 272 primary and middle school students.
Thus, the MACS-based technique has enabled us to significantly enrich a population of transfected primary progenitor cells with eGFP-positive cells.
Our study represents the range of exposures typically found in a population of Swiss primary school children and can be considered as generalisable to a multicultural Western European population.
