The phrase "advantage of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects that arise from a particular population, such as in demographics, economics, or social contexts.
Example: "The advantage of population density in urban areas is that it fosters a vibrant economy and diverse cultural experiences."
Alternatives: "benefit of population" or "merit of population".
The key question is whether this potential advantage of population subdivision can outweigh the disadvantage of population subdivision associated with the enhanced genetic drift.
Taken together, these results indicate that the advantage of population subdivision can outweigh the associated disadvantage, provided that the frequency of HGT is sufficiently high, and subpopulations share a common eDNA pool.
Here, we take advantage of population genomics data to circumvent potential alignment issues to confirm the previous observations, and quantify rates of polymorphism and test for evidence of selection based on site frequency spectra (SFSs).
This strongly suggests the advantage of population modeling and dosage individualization using tools such as NPAG and the MM-USCPACK software to maximize the precision of achievement of target serum amikacin concentrations.
To enhance our search for candidate genes we take advantage of population genomic data and a genetic map that is anchored to the cichlid genome to determine which genes within our QTL regions are associated with SNPs that are alternatively fixed between species.
An advantage of population-based prospective cohort studies is that they are not specifically targeted to a diseased population and they follow individuals before disease onset, allowing for studies that can identify biomarkers and disease-modifying effects.
A major advantage of population-based, prospective cohort studies is the ability to request stool specimens from people who report illness so that the range of gastrointestinal pathogens causing symptoms can be determined.
To estimate subtype-specific lifetime breast cancer risks, we took advantage of population-based data for which information regarding tumor expression of estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR) and HER2/neu (HER2) was newly available.
The advantage of population-based register studies is the large number of individuals available for evaluation, which makes it possible to divide the study population into subgroups with sufficient numbers in each stratum and gives high statistical power.
The rationale and potential advantages of population screening for hemochromatosis were selected by 83.9% of responders.
Consistent with existing literature, the model highlights potential advantages of population health strategies that emphasize access to effective long-term treatment.
