Sentence examples for between two distinct populations from inspiring English sources
Previously, ACPA have been reported to discriminate between two distinct populations of RA patients [22, 23].
This may reflect a true difference in how often ACS develops in tibial shaft fractures between two distinct populations.
In the BL, extinction training is correlated with a rapid switch in the balance of CS-evoked activity between two distinct populations of projection neurons.
In addition, we determined (iv) whether impacts of food concentration on freshwater survival differ between two distinct populations from the saline native range.
In this study, we aimed to engineer a synthetic system that emulates the detection of the border between two distinct populations of cells.
Linkage disequilibrium occurs when a population has a non-random association between genotypes at multiple loci, and admixture between two distinct populations is one common cause of linkage disequilibrium [ 10, 20, 21].
However, if the games are played between members of two distinct populations – for instance, between hosts organisms and their symbionts – then extortion strategies can emerge in whichever population is slower to adapt (Hilbe et al., 2013a).
A characteristic feature of the measured NNMD is the occurrence of a double peak, which is clearly due to the differences between the NNMD of the two distinct populations of new grains defined above.
Two populations were considered to be reproductively isolated when the number of individuals showing intermediate phenotypes between the phenotypes of the two distinct populations was less than about 5% of the population size and the two distinct populations were maintained.
These models were evaluated by taking into account the results obtained from the phylogenetic analyses (see previous section), which showed a subdivision between samples from New Zealand into two distinct populations: New Zealand and Macquarie Ridge.
