Sentence examples for between populations with a from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to provide a valid Greek version of the widely used IKDC Subjective Knee Form, to inform future knee-related outcome studies performed in Greek-speaking populations, and to provide a common PRO of knee functional status between populations with a different native language.

It draws a correlation between populations with a low median age and a higher occurrence of things like civil unrest, gang/militia membership, and willingness to fill your jacket pockets with 10 kilos of Mother of Satan and walk into the local Denny's because some old guy in a robe told you it'd be a good idea.

First, in our analysis, there is no spatial clustering of samples sharing a same subsistence mode (Figure S1): the populations are widely distributed throughout the world, making unlikely that the greater similarity in acetylation profiles between populations with a same subsistence strategy can arise from greater gene flow between them due to shorter geographic distances.

Comparison of population sizes between populations with a fixed or evolving dispersal distance d at different rates of climate change.

These multiple comparison tests were based on Tukey (HSD) analysis of the differences between populations with a confidence level of 99%.

Differences between populations with a non-parametric distribution were assessed by performing the Kruskal-Wallis test with Dunn's post hoc test for multiple comparisons.

In a typical African American population (two-way admixture proportions 0.8/0.2, ancestry crossover rate 2 per 100 cM), a study of 800 affected individuals has 90% power to detect at P values <10−5 a locus that generates a risk ratio of 2 between populations, with an expected mapping resolution (size of 95% confidence region for the position of the locus) of 4 cM.

Importantly, the differences between populations with either a plant- or an animal-based diet are more pronounced than those between agriculturalists and hunter-gatherers, suggesting that the influence of diet as driver of cranial variation is not limited to Holocene transitions to agricultural subsistence.

Such studies draw wide scale comparisons between populations with, and without, a certain trait (disease/health condition).

The spectrum of mutations varies between populations, with some showing a high frequency of unique mutations, for example in Italy [ 12, 13], whereas a small number of founder mutations is more common in other ethnic groups.

Still, these results do illustrate that biomechanical factors like GJH have direct consequences for functional status, however the magnitude of that effect could differ between populations, with this group being a high risk population.