We use clock spectroscopy to prepare lattice band populations, internal electronic states and quasi-momenta, and to produce spin orbit-coupled dynamicspin orbit-coupled
Emefe is a huge band, population-wise.
Since the lower band is unbounded from below, we have to change a little the theory developed in the previous sections and describe the lower-band population in terms of electron vacancies, i.e. holes.
To calculate the prevalence of hypertension in each ethnic group in the study area, we used the Greater London Authority (GLA) mid-year 2006 age banded population estimates by ethnic group [ 20].
As shown in Figure 3, D. melanogaster had 8 to 11 bands per population, and several bands were shared by different populations.
The native Spanish R. ponticum populations had more private AFLP bands (each population had 14 private bands) than invasive Irish ones (which had a mean of six private bands).
In this section, we approach the problem from a band (and population) point of view.
The complex consists of two main populations connected by gene flow via a narrow band of populations to the south that are arranged in a ring around the Tibetan plateau.
The unseparated and Band 4 populations showed a higher percentage of cells in S and G2 than did the Band 2 populations, but many of the S and G2 tumour cells showed extensive chromosome damage.
Simulations took into account the relatedness structure of the banded mongoose population, with all candidate mothers being related to the real mother by 0.25, and 10% of candidate fathers being related to the real father by 0.2.
The mean number of fixed bands among populations did not differ significantly between mainland and island regions at the P = 0.05 level (67.8 vs. 62.2 bands; P = 0.101).
