Sentence examples for aggregated populations from inspiring English sources

The formula designed to improve estimation for VAT sampling in aggregated populations had high biases.

Here, we analyzed the first hypervariable region of mitochondrial DNA in a sample from the Caribbean island of Jamaica and compared it to aggregated populations in Africa divided according to historiographically defined segments of the continent's coastline.

Studies of aggregated populations often incorporate population density as a continuous variable [ 2- 4], while patient-level studies typically account for density as a binary, patient-level characteristic [ 5, 6].

Tetra-Cys CRABP-Huntingtin-40 (where 40 is the length of the polyQ repeat) displayed both soluble and aggregated populations, while tetra-Cys CRABP constructs with longer polyQ tracts, Huntingtin-53 and Huntingtin-64, formed detergent insoluble aggregates over time.

Monkeypox can spread from person to person and sizable outbreaks have been documented 1; the ability to rapidly detect cases and implement appropriate interventions to prevent transmission is particularly important when dealing with densely aggregated populations that have inadequate health care resources, such as refugees and internally displaced peoples.

The results of the admixture analysis suggest the mtDNA haplogroup profile distribution of Jamaica more closely resembles that of aggregated populations from the modern day Gold Coast region despite an increasing influx of individuals from both the Bight of Biafra and West-central Africa during the final years of the trade.

One of the main challenges is modelling the effect of external factors on the state of TCLs' aggregated population and their impact in heterogeneity during operation.

In intensively-urbanized landscapes with few natural elements this effect could, via aggregated population-level impacts, influence the academic performance of entire populations, negatively affecting educational attainment and propagating urban poverty.

The remaining sites have aggregated population data publicly available as part of the associated INDEPTHStats programme.

Neighborhood compositional effects are aggregated population characteristics, especially those related to socioeconomic status and age, which increase the risks of heat mortality.

Further, the areal units used to aggregate populations rarely, if ever, contain residents who use a single health care facility [ 5].