The phrase "a selective population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of individuals or items that have been chosen based on certain criteria or characteristics.
Example: "The study focused on a selective population of participants who met the specific health criteria."
Alternatives: "a chosen group of" or "a targeted population of".
The connection weight wj inside a selective population is a measure of the recurrent self-excitation and is denoted by w+>1.
To address the question how the conformational dynamics of the peptide dimerization plays a role in the selective population of the anti-parallel conformations and how this can translate to structural features of larger aggregates, we introduce a novel method of conformational mapping (see Methods).
Notably, we discovered that these vesicles contained a relatively abundant and highly selective population of small RNAs derived from mature tRNAs.
Recently, we have shown the control of energy flow in bacterial light-harvesting using shaped pump pulses in the visible and the selective population of pathways in carotenoids using an additional depletion pulse in the transient absorption technique.
It would be interesting to perform a prospective study on the value of repeated blood Hb measurements, also considering the selective population of trauma patients for which the repeated Hb might still be useful.
In this theoretical wave packet study, we demonstrate efficient strong field quantum control by Selective Population of Dressed States (SPODS) on K2 dimers.
As well, this is the first study to enumerate the highly selective population of CD34+/CD117+ (c-kit) progenitors by flow cytometry in patients undergoing revascularization.
The HBsAg prevalence of 6.5% among our study population is within the range of 2-7%, reported by previous studies from selective population of Dhaka: 3% among healthy adults and children [ 33] and 3.5% among pregnant women [ 5]; however, much lower rate (0.8%) was observed among school children [ 16].
Thus, it seems that alcohol may affect selective populations of NK cells in a time-dependent manner (Ballas et al. 2012).
