The phrase "analysis of different population" is not correct as it is missing a plural form; it should be "analysis of different populations." You can use it when discussing research or studies that involve examining various groups within a larger population.
Example: "The analysis of different populations revealed significant trends in health outcomes across demographics."
Alternatives: "examination of various populations" or "study of diverse populations."
However, immunogenetic analysis of different populations shows significant differences in terms of KIRs gene frequency and haplotype distribution [ 7, 8].
For the phenotypic analysis of different populations of spleen cells, mice were killed (15 days after the TC-1/A9 transplantation and treatment with 5AC and CpG ODN 1826) and the suspension of spleen cells was prepared.
40, 41 Population genetic analysis of different populations with this catalog of sequences is beginning to reveal that 1) genetic diversity of An. darling populations appears to be inversely proportional to deforestation; and 2) populations separated by 100 km, indistinguishable in terms of microsatellite diversity, can be differentiated by the SNP polymorphisms identified in the ddRAD-Seq tags.
In the second model, a meta-analysis of different populations from 8 RV1 efficacy studies in Europe, Asia and South America using linear regression found a correlation between RV-IgA VEI rates and VE.
Following on the objective 1 analysis, we will create categories of different population densities to explore whether the effect of population density is linear (which is unlikely), followed by cubic spline models to explore non-linear trends.
A genome-wide analysis of the transcriptome of different populations of mouse and human leukocytes supports this contention 41.
We conducted a retrospective, pooled data analysis of 19 different population based screening studies conducted by the Cancer Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences CHCAMSS) in Beijing, China.
In our case, the funnel plots should be interpreted with caution as the number of studies in our meta-analysis is relatively small and consist of different populations (Lau et al, 2006).
The analysis in patient samples and in subjects of different populations will define their evolutionary history and/or their role in human adaptation and disease.
