Sentence examples for clustering of populations from inspiring English sources
Although there is some morphological clustering among inland populations that share similar predation regimes, there is also clustering of populations that have disparate predation regimes, suggesting that overall phenotypic appearance may evolve independently in these populations.
Similar conclusions were reported for expressed sequence tag (EST -simple sEST -simpleeat analysequence1 switchgrepeatopulanalysiswhere the upland and lofland accessions clustered into separate groups and also demonstrated clustering of populations based on their geographic origins (Narasimhamoorthy et al. 2008).
No clear population structure was detected by genetic clustering of populations by Bayesian inference.
Especially in Figure 4A of the PCA analysis, genetic clustering of populations matched very well with the ethnic phyla or subphyla.
In the biological literature, classical uses of the NB distribution include analysis of parasite loads, species occurrence, parasitoid attacks, abundance samples and spatial clustering of populations [1] [7].
As shown in Fig. 4, PC1 values are associated with a tighter clustering of populations belonging to the Sino-Tibetan language family; high PC2 values are associated with a more scattered distribution of Sino-Tibetan populations.
Derivatives of data, which can include predictive models, or clusters of populations in psychological groupings, can be highly valuable to companies involved in micro-targeting advertisements to voters.
Local populations are more likely to produce seeds, and therefore potential colonists, when they occur in clusters of populations.
The results also suggest that the recent anthropization of the landscape resulted in the isolation of a cluster of populations in the northern part of the island.
In contrast, the coniferous forests is peculiar, with significant small-scale clustering of at distances up to 120 km and significant large-scale repulsion of clusters of populations >120 km.
