Looking at more recent history, Peter Ralph and Graham Coop compared small segments of the genome across Europe and found that any two modern Europeans who lived in neighboring populations, such as Belgium and Germany, shared between two and 12 ancestors over the previous 1,500 years.
Most B2C companies don't have large sales forces, and if they have sales people at all, they're focused on small segments of their business (very high-end customers or a B2B channel).
In reality, when a citizenship question was asked at all, it was directed to small segments of the population, such as foreign-born men 21 or older (1890-1910) or foreign-born people (1930-1950), mainly to gauge how well they were assimilating.
So Yahoo is introducing changes in small stages and to small segments of its audience at a time, all while soliciting feedback from its users.
When they looked at the three-dimensional structure — the hairball — Encode researchers discovered that small segments of dark-matter DNA are often quite close to genes they control.
Actually, the facts indicate the Democrats are simply put better at initiating policies that help the whole economy -- not just small segments of it.
My show wasn't some niche entertainment aimed at a small segment of the community but me, talking about my life, my experience as a British Muslim.
It requires an appreciation of the fact that at any small segment of track the so called "run" can be made smaller and smaller and smaller.And the same for the rise.
Income also rose at other, smaller segments of the company, based on improved results at properties like the book publisher HarperCollins and MySpace, and on the addition of Dow Jones.
IRVINE — Orange County will have its Great Park — or at least the small segment of it that officials were able to budget for — by spring 2011, board directors said this week.
