Sentence examples for common population with from inspiring English sources

To reflect breed formation the demographic scenario consisted in three completely isolated populations separated t = 25 generations ago from an initial common population with an effective population of Ne = 5,000.

The recombination fraction within blocks (θ B ) for a common population with exponential growth, such as an African population, has been estimated as 0.000088 (Hinds et al. 2005) and we used this value in the simulations.

Polar bears are the symbol of the archipelago, with a common population of 3,000 shared with Franz Joseph Land.

A common population sampling frame in countries with universal health care is health service registers.

Out of the 60 EST-SSRs for which PCR primers were designed, 25 loci showed polymorphism in a common carp population with the alleles per locus ranging from 3 to 17 (mean 7).

In the first scenario (PDN1), P = 10 populations each of a constant (diploid) size N = 500 were simulated from a common ancestral population with a star shaped phylogeny.

The extent of polymorphism significantly differs from one breed to another, but most of the genetic variation can be attributed to a common ancestral population, with only a minor proportion associated with introgression.

Worth noting in the current data set is the absence of differentiation of Eritrean populations along their geographical and linguistic affiliation, which may be a reflection of their admixture or a common founding population with subsequent drift.

The allele is most common in populations with Northern European origins (Zhang et al, 2008).

This predominance of ESCC : EAC is also seen in other high-risk EC populations, but is not as common in populations with low EC risk.

A key step to showing that migration is a determinant of population HIV prevalence would be to demonstrate that the relevant form of migration was more common in populations with higher HIV prevalence rates.