Such a unisexual triploid character of populations had been recorded up to 1992, when the first males were recorded in the populations of Prussian carp.
The solely female character of populations had been recorded up to 1992, when the first males were recorded in the populations.
A standardized data extraction process was used to collect the following information: title, authors, year of publication, characters of population, number of participants, location, and duration of interventions, outcomes, side effects, follow-up and risk of bias.
Firstly, there was significant heterogeneity existing in our meta-analysis, which was probably attributed to the differences in baseline demographic characters of population, characteristics of patients, the types of cancer, the samples of cancer, the disease stages, the cut-off criteria, the duration of follow-up, and so on.
Because each mast cell population in vivo must play a specific role in the body, it is important to determine the character of each population of MCs.
Their coming transformed the character of the population of Quebec.
The native Irish character of the population was never wholly obliterated, and in the west, near Dungarvan, Irish (Gaelic) continues to be spoken.
Soldiers and traders from other parts of the empire significantly enhanced the cosmopolitan character of the population, as did the large number of legionaries, who were already citizens and many of whom must have settled locally.
In this geologic transition, he said, he also found a change in the ethnographic character of the population, whom he described as a "new" people.
By analyzing the expression profile of protein coding genes and microRNAs in unilineage CB E, MK, G and Mo cultures, at sequential stages of differentiation and maturation, we observed a coordinated, fully interconnected and scalable character of cell population behaviour in both transcriptome and miRNome spaces reminiscent of an attractor-like dynamics.
