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These results suggest that the differing selection pressure on multiple births led to significant differences in twinning rates between populations with differing access to resources [20].

In vitro susceptibility testing of P. vivax discriminates between populations with differing levels of clinical efficacy of chloroquine.

In conclusion, using an in vitro susceptibility assay, we have been able to define a spectrum of chloroquine susceptibility in P. vivax and discriminate between populations with differing levels of clinical efficacy following chloroquine monotherapy.

It has been shown it can discriminate between populations with differing fluoride exposures.

The Human HapMap consortium (http://hapmap.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/index.html.en) was then established to quantify the association between SNPs in the genomes of human populations with differing ancestry (linkage disequilibrium).

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.

We found that the number of papillary processes on Rays 12−16 significantly differed between populations, with the southern males having more processes than the northern males (Mann-Whitney U-test, P < 0.001).

Age was modestly associated with outcome but not in multivariate analysis; a previous meta-analysis of refractory SE found the same association in 193 refractory SE patients [ 23], but it was not retrieved in more recent cohorts of refractory SE [ 12, 14] or PRSE [ 5]. Surprisingly, both SE duration and length of ICU stay did not significantly differ between populations with poor or good outcome.

The incidence and the risk of type-1 diabetes differs between populations with highest rates reported for Finland (> 30 cases per year and 100,000 inhabitants), and minimal rates for developing countries (< 2).

Induced transcriptional responses to EMB were minor and had low fold changes in comparison with baseline differences between populations differing in EMB sensitivity.

The distributions of individual estimates of ancestry and interclass heterozygosity from the tiger salamander data are illustrated in Figure 4. Populations vary considerably in their joint distributions of S and H I. The patterns for Bluestone, Pond H, and Sycamore are consistent with gene flow between populations differing in allele frequencies.