Sentence examples for balanced populations from inspiring English sources
MAIC overcomes limitations of unadjusted ITC methods by utilizing IPD, to compare treatment outcomes across balanced populations.
On the other hand, breast cancer cells had mainly luminal phenotype, with an increase in the CD49fneg fraction compared with normal breast which exhibited balanced populations of luminal (both differentiated and progenitor) and basal cells.
All the studies included in the meta-analysis were considerably well conducted and had balanced populations.> The baseline characteristics of each included trial, such as duration of symptoms, refractive error, axial length and preoperative BCVA were found to be equivalent between the group of vitrectomy with ILM peeling and the group of vitrectomy with no ILM peeling.
Strongly imbalanced populations of fermions can pair up but, unlike balanced populations, do not condense into a superfluid state as temperature approaches 0 kelvin.
We also profiled histone marks in the absence of Myc (+Tet) on two balanced populations of "Target" and "Non-target" promoters (originally dubbed "high-" and "low-affinity", respectively) [25].
Alternatively, signals for specific HS or CS initiation, possibly relating to differential transit through the Golgi, were removed in truncation resulting in balanced populations of HS or CS species initiated in either the Golgi or trans-Golgi network, respectively [ 40].
The districts, which are revised to balance population after each census, have to be redrawn by mid-January.
"There wasn't any particular purpose to the plan in that area other than to balance population requirements," said Assemblyman William L. Parment, the Democratic co-chairman of the redistricting committee.
"The change of policy is intended to balance population development and address the challenge of an ageing population," Some celebrated the move as a positive step towards greater personal freedom in China.
Earlier today October 29 the Chinese heads of government said that all couples would be allowed to have a second child, in a move intended " to balance population development and address the challenge of an aging population".
Providers also emphasized the need to balance population-level strategies with more targeted strategies.
