The phrase "ame population" is not correct in English and appears to be a typographical error.
If you meant "same population," it can be used when discussing a group of individuals that share common characteristics or are part of the same demographic.
Example: "The study focused on the same population to ensure consistency in the results."
Alternatives: "identical population" or "similar population."
These elasticities are the average marginal effects (AME), a population averaged marginal effect, or the mean marginal effect for the population; this is preferred to the elasticity evaluated at the means of all covariates.
AM and AME conducted the data collection and analysis.
where AME = 1 indicates no matrix effect, AME < 1 indicates ion-suppression, and AME > 1 indicates ion enhancement.
Emmanuel AME was chosen because of its black population.
The correlation between genetics and geography was also significant at the worldwide scale (both when considering all populations and when excluding TW, OCE and AME) when genetic distances were computed according to the allelic approach (results not shown).
Furthermore, we referred to Oceania (OCE) for PAC and AUS taken together, and to America (AME) for NAM and SAM taken together (see File S1 for population names, geographic regions, references, sample sizes and more).
First, there were higher proportions (up to twice) of identical allele pairs (i.e. class 0) in AME, PAC and AUS (and TW, results not shown) than in populations from EUR, SAF, NAF, SWA, NEA (and CSEA, results not shown).
When TW, OCE and AME were excluded, HLA-DPB1 was again the gene for which populations were the most differentiated (ΦST = 8.6%), but this time it was followed by -Cw (4.5%), -B (4.1%), and -A, -DRB1, -DQB1 and -DQA1 (≤3.8%).
As gastrulation proceeds, Foxa2 is expressed in the later organizer populations (MGO and node) and organizer derivatives (anterior mesendoderm (AME), notochord, DE and floor plate).
Populations were grouped as following: SSAFR, MENA, EUR, CSASIA, EASIA, OCE and AME standing respectively for Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East-North Africa, Europe, Central South Asia, East Asia, Oceania and America.
