The phrase "abilities in populations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills or capabilities present within specific groups or communities.
Example: "Researchers are studying the abilities in populations of children with learning disabilities to better understand their unique strengths."
Alternatives: "skills within groups of" or "capabilities among communities of".
This was done primarily to determine our ability to estimate Ne in populations of large size where drift is not likely to play a strong role influencing allele frequency change over a short time periods, e.g., seven generations (as with this study).
The ability to image neural activity in populations of neurons inside an intact animal, while obtaining single-cell or subcellular spatial resolution, has led to several advances in our understanding of vertebrate locomotor control.
Continuous measurement of work ability and changes in work ability in a population of young working women and men, stratified by gender, is therefore greatly needed.
Importantly, the paclitaxel, 5-fluorouracil, adriamycin, and cyclophosphamide signatures developed showed clinically relevant predictive ability in a population of human breast tumor samples obtained from patients treated neoadjuvantly with TFAC therapy.
These findings reaffirm the importance of baseline-dependency and suggest a subtle relationship between COMT genotype and baseline-stratified levels of sensory gating, which may help to explain the variability of cognitive abilities in schizophrenia populations.
Preterm children have problems with mathematics but knowledge about the predictors of specific mathematic abilities in preterm populations is scarce.
Schistosomes vary in ability to infect populations of host snails, and this variation has been shown to be heritable [ 19, 38].
A third line of evidence concerns the relationship between disorder and the distribution of abilities in the population as a whole.
This study overcomes prior limitations, namely the ability to identify populations of smokers in a health care system using the electronic medical record and the availability of telephone care that can be used to efficiently deliver intensive behavioral counseling and pharmacotherapy.
The species is also known for its ability to decimate populations of small vertebrates in the habitats it colonizes.
