Sentence examples for cohesive population from inspiring English sources

A cohesive population is observed for the rest of the TAL.

We have a cohesive population.

But a new genetic analysis of two 8000-year-old skeletons from Spain suggests that they might have been a remarkably cohesive population both genetically and culturally a conclusion that other researchers find intriguing but possibly premature.

More accurately, an internal node represents the time at which a formerly cohesive population diverged into two genetically isolated descendant populations, with morphological change possible both at this time and long afterward (Baum et al. 2005).

Finally, the La Braña genome provides new evidence, Lalueza-Fox and Willerslev say, for the initial hypothesis that European hunter-gatherers were a widespread, genetically and culturally cohesive population long before farmers arrived, rather than a collection of isolated nomadic bands.

He doesn't think drivers are a sufficiently cohesive population to succeed in collective action, either.

The Dalai Lama, unlike many of his followers both in Tibet and in a remarkably cohesive exiled population, accepts Chinese rule.

It's a small, culturally cohesive country (population: 240,000), so in a week you can see a fair slice of it and not be unduly haunted by what you're missing.

In Xenopus, cephalic NC cells start their migration as a cohesive cell population before progressively dissociating as individual cells (DeSimone et al., 2005; Sadaghiani and Thiebaud, 1987).

Thus, pairs of populations with values of μ/ρ and πg that fall below the threshold will be cohesive, whereas populations above the threshold will be free to diverge clonally through the random accumulation of mutations.

The reduction of gene flow among populations allows genetic drift to operate independently within cohesive sets of populations yielding distinctive patterns in allele frequencies [54] and in gene trees [9], [55].