Sentence examples for both populations were found from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the ESV1 and EPV1 genotypes suggest similar selective pressures on these EBPR phage populations as the regions of highest variation in both populations were found in structural proteins such as tail or portal proteins (Figure 2).
Both populations were found under Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium for this locus.
Although the rate of prevalence varies between areas of origin, both populations were found to have intestinal protists or helminths within approximately 9% of the population.
The fluorescence distributions were compared using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test and both populations were found to be different at the 99.9% confidence level.
In both years, P. cespitosum populations were found in sandy loam soils that included a very broad range of soil nutrient levels.
The highest rates and highest relative risk for dementia patients compared with non-dementia patients, in both medical and surgical populations, were found in four common complications: urinary tract infections, pressure areas, pneumonia and delirium.
For example, in South Africa moderately invasive populations were found in both summer (monsoonal) and winter (polar front) rainfall areas that pose unique nitrogen fluxes, whilst highly aggressive Hawaiian populations inhabit volcanic ash soils that are typically poor in nitrogen.
Both adherent (AT) and non-adherent (SN) cell populations, were found to actively proliferate under ECM culture conditions.
