Sentence examples for between different populations as from inspiring English sources

Also, power to identify novel loci might vary between different populations, as a result of differences in allele frequencies, and because the majority of studies have been done in samples of European ancestry, power could be increased by using samples from different ancestries.

As these polymorphisms can limit intercrossing between different populations at any time, they cannot be ignored.

The collection and description of normative data within specific populations is important as differing means are possible both as a consequence of actual differences in the prevalence of particular difficulties between different populations and as a result of cultural biases and expectations as to what is "normal" on the part of raters with differing backgrounds and experiences.

Population structure is the result of allele frequency differences between different populations that arise as a result of population history.

Table  2 provides background information on the six approaches, listed with their acronyms.> As their aim, the approaches refer to reducing or eliminating existing inequalities in health and service provision between different populations (CLAS, COER, EQS), as well as improving outcomes for individual patients (JCR, CRF, EDS).

How do biologists explain the differences between different populations of humans?

The genetic distances between different populations were calculated as previously described by Nei [65] and a phylogenetic tree was constructed based on the allelic frequencies of HLA-B locus with the Mega 3.1 Software package (Center for Evolutionary Functional Genomics, the Biodesign Institute Tempe, AZ, USA) using the Neighbor-joining method [66].

For example, variable prevalence rates were reported between populations of different ethnicities (e.g., 32.4% in an Australian Caucasian cohort (14) vs. 48.0% in a Mexican American cohort (15)) as well as between different populations of the same ethnicity (e.g., 35% in a U.S. Caucasian cohort (13) and 15.3% in a more recent Australian Caucasian cohort).

The prevalence of bacterial vaginosis (BV) differs considerably between different populations, and individual-level risk factors such as number of sex partners seem unable to explain these differences.

Negative results could be attributed to the lack of power given by a relatively small sample size, as well as phenotypic heterogeneity between different populations [ 59].

Of note, involvement of miRNAs/vesicle-mediated communication has been discovered between different populations of myocardial cells such as endothelial and smooth muscle cells (SMC) [ 24] and also between fibroblasts and cardiomyocytes as well [ 26].