The primary MSCs have limited life span with an average number of population doublings of 38 and tend to change their differentiation potential during in vitro expansion [24].
At 72 h post-inoculation, the average number of population doublings was 8.9±1.3 and 10.0±0.1 for wt Alab49 and the ΔfctA mutant, respectively, which more closely approximates the values for the faster replicating Alab49 rofA::aad9 mutant after only 48 h of skin infection (Figures 4 and S2).
The numerator of five years cumulative VL cases were the sum of all kala-azar cases recorded during 2007 2011, and the denominator was the average number of population at risk during this period.
As show Figure 2, The average number of target population (0-17 years), for each CAMHS, was 5,947 ± 1,239 (range: 3,915-8,254), with almost perfect symmetry of distribution (Fisher skewness = 0.017); and moderate dispersion (CV = 0.21).
"Southern richness" was also visible for the nuclear gene EF-1α as the average number of alleles per population and the genetic differentiation among them was significantly larger than among Polish populations.
Average number of fragments per population was calculated according to total present fragment numbers produced by eight primer combinations in all individuals of each population and ranged 252.17 (in population AI) to 314.75 (in population AA).
Average number of mitotypes per population in each group.
A total of 94,161,790 reads across all libraries were recovered for analysis, with an average number of reads per population of 3.62 ± 1.21 million in each direction.
The average number of CNVs per population was 117.89, ranging from 23 (White Duroc) to 683 (White Duroc × Erhualian F2 intercross).
The connectivity constants (C_{i}) for (iin lbrace1,2,3,4rbrace), modelling the interactions between the main population and interneurons, are assumed to be proportional to a single parameter C which characterises the average number of synapses between populations (see [13]).
In contrast, for TB = 12 days, the average number of incidences for homogeneous populations and populations with the same large variation in TS were similar (i.e., 16,670 and 17,564, respectively), whereas populations with large variation TR experienced a substantially higher average number of incidences (i.e., 24,465 incidences).
