The phrase "a unique population and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific group of individuals that possesses distinct characteristics or traits.
Example: "The study focused on a unique population and their responses to environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a distinct group and" or "an exclusive demographic and".
Black women in the United States are a unique population and it is important to understand their personal, social, ecological, and historical experiences to effectively treat them.
It is a pilot study of a unique population and the results of the investigation are indications for further research.
Nevertheless, some differences make HF patients a unique population, and results obtained in the previous trials are difficult to extrapolate to patients with HF.
As a first approach, we applied data as a unique population and transferred it to NormFinder, BestKeeper, geNorm and qBasePlus according to the flowchart plotted in Figure 2. In a second approach, we subdivided data into several subpopulations, corresponding to unique developmental stages (i.e., flower C or leaf A), then, piped this data into the qBasePlus and geNorm tools.
These cells share common myeloid origin and are often referred to as a unique population (microglia and macrophage (M/M)).
The guidelines could be a rude awakening for scientists who seem to believe they can fly into an African country, study a genetically unique population and export the samples in a few months, Henn adds.
It is a unique population with both occupational and environmental exposures, excellent ongoing monitoring and demographic data, enthusiasm for participation in these studies, and sufficient numbers of exposed individuals to develop sample sets with adequate power for statistical analyses of many parameters.
In contrast to biparental mapping populations, in which the pattern of LD and the allele frequency distribution are known and are independent of population genetic parameters, every association mapping population has a unique population history (both recent and ancient) that shapes its patterns of genetic variation and may determine which mapping method works best.
This is a very unique population and unlike most places in the world, Israel has a large proportion of BRCA carriers, as 2% of the Ashkenazi Jews are BRCA carriers.
Adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) are recognized as a unique population with specific characteristics and needs.
Overall, our data suggest that the A. cervicornis in the Florida Keys comprise a unique population within the Caribbean and should be treated as a distinct management unit for conservation.
