Sentence examples for by single population from inspiring English sources

The sample size (n) was computed by single population proportion formula [n = [ zα/2) * P (1-P)]/d] by assuming 95% confidence level of Z α/2 = 1.96, margin of error 5% and to have maximum sample size we have taken 50% proportion.

If the V3 loop of clinical samples are determined by single population-based Sanger sequences, the European guidelines on the clinical management of HIV-1 tropism testing state that an FPR of geno2pheno[co-receptor] ≥ 20% can be considered as evidence for an R5 virus, while an FPR < 20% would indicate a CXCRX4-using virus (Vandekerckhove et al., 2011).

We propose an agent-based model of 'school', and consider school as an evolving population driven by single-population GP (SGP).

Most of these SNPs were within the QTL regions that were identified by single-population GWAS.

The meta-analysis that combined GWAS of four populations uncovered seven novel loci, which were not detected by single-population GWAS.

Sample size was determined by using single population proportion formula by considering the following assumptions: 95% confidence interval (CI), 50% proportion (since there was no previous study in the study areas), 5% marginal error.

For the quantitative study sample size was determined by using single population proportion formula by considering 50% proportion of fertility desire among PLHIV with 95% confidence interval and 5% marginal error.

This suggests that the transition between PE and HFA is represented by one single population of data, likely reflecting a unique process characterized by a continuum of thermal energy release.

The utilization of several host species by a single population of cuckoos presents a difficult adaptive problem, for the host species may have many different egg colours.

Separate human health assessments may be required if human exposures cannot be represented by a single population.

Species can be placed along a continuum which goes from species that are represented by a single population in the whole study area, through those with metapopulations, to species that have isolated populations in each fragment.