Sentence examples for a secondary population from inspiring English sources

Data allow discrimination of U-Pb age populations of ca. 1250-900 Ma, a secondary population between ca. 900-700 and a major contribution of ages around ca. 700-490 Ma.

Mechanisms are listed in the order presented in the activity (Futuyma 1998; Morris et al. 2013) Mechanism Description Founder effect An event that occurs when a fraction of the members of a population leave the main population to form a secondary population.

In order to determine how cell tropism affects the dynamics of an influenza virus infection, we developed a mathematical model consisting of two different target cell populations: a default and a secondary population.

We can ignore the two scattered reflections around q xy = 0.3 Å–1, because these reflections correspond to reflections from a secondary population of crystallites whose orientation is different from that of the primary population that has its parallel plane indicated by the more intense meridional reflection at q z = 0.41 Å–1.

The impact of individual drug regimens on malarial transmission from infected mosquitoes to a secondary population of naive mice at different transmission intensities (MBRs of 2, 5, and 10 bites) was assessed (the use of differing MBRs permits the estimation of the key output, namely, effect size).

Hospital-based case control studies with a specific disease outcome have as their secondary population base a cohort of people who theoretically would be admitted to that hospital had they contracted the outcome disease (Miettinen 1985; Wacholder et al. 1992a, 1992b).

In summary, the DAMS has now been tested in a range of populations including housebound patients, patients attending general practice appointments and a secondary care population.

In the present study the size-effect due to a secondary void population during ductile fracture is investigated.

We attempted to resolve this issue in a secondary care population by using a cross-sectional study design.

Furthermore, based on the formation of a secondary void population, the analysis also predicts with reasonable accuracy both the magnitude and stress-state dependence of the experimentally determined failure strains.

However, a secondary grain population, whose basal planes are not parallel to the substrate, also exists (see Supporting Information Figure S9).