Sentence examples for because populations with high from inspiring English sources

Because populations with high testicular cancer risk also have lower maternal testosterone, we suggest that testosterone could play a role in explaining the higher risk of son's testicular cancer among mothers who drank alcohol during pregnancy.

Ongoing transmission events may also be missed because serologic assays for detecting a broad range of SIVs are lacking or because monitoring is insufficient in populations with high levels of exposure to NHP blood and body fluids.

This model postulates that long-lived multicellular organisms have evolved stem cell populations with high fitness, not only as a means of efficiently maintaining a tissue, but also because high fitness in a cell population will oppose somatic cell evolution.

Such restriction is particularly vexing because Ad5 seropositivity rates tend to be higher in populations with higher risks of HIV infection [5], [6].

In populations with low socioeconomic levels in developing countries, the prevalence of disease remains high compared with that in populations with higher socioeconomic levels [ 2] because the social conditions of a population are a determinant of health status [ 3].

The low diversity of B-region haplotypes associated with C11 in MKK, equivalent to that seen in European samples supports this view because those individuals live among a majority population with high B-region diversity.

Because natural populations exhibit high variability, this argument strongly supports neutralist expectations (Kimura 1985).

For example, Gravelle & Sutton and Johnson & Wilkinson [ 12, 21] have argued that crude deaths is a good proxy of the health care needs of a population because areas with high death rates are typically areas with an ageing population, which requires many labour-intensive health services.

In addition, the plasma has two electron populations: low temperature population of electrons with high density, and high temperature population of electrons with low density.

The question of pleiotropy versus tight linkage might be resolved by using a large-size population combined with high-density mapping, because two linked QTLs segregate independently in NIL-F2 3 NIL-F2 3ons.

Selection bias was minimal because of population-based design with high case ascertainment and high participation rates.