Sentence examples for compare two populations from inspiring English sources

In order to compare two populations and discriminate if they have different hair colour information, a goodness of fit test was conducted.

Subtraction hybridization enables researchers to compare two populations of mRNA and to obtain clones of genes that are only expressed in one population.

Then the prevalence odds is equal to the incidence rate (I) times D (Alho 1992): Now suppose that we compare two populations (indexed by 1 = exposed and 0 = non-exposed) that both satisfy the above conditions.

The paired t test is a statistical technique used to compare two population means.

He compared two populations: those whose mothers were pregnant during the flu epidemic and those whose mothers were pregnant shortly before or shortly after the epidemic.

The assumptions underlying the various procedures for comparing two populations are also explained including a brief discussion on the detection of violations and some alternative methods.

We compared two populations of A. kumadai differing with respect to whether the host used was Agelena silvatica (Agelenidae) or Cyrtophora ikomosanensis (Araneidae).

It discusses two distinct methods for collecting data on two populations, or equivalently, designing an experiment for comparing two populations— (1) independent samples and (2) dependent or paired samples.

We compared two populations of B. holboellii from contrasting water environments in a reciprocal transplant experiment, as well as in a laboratory dry-down experiment.

It is a non-parametric test for comparing two populations, assessing whether the two groups of results are statistically different from each other [40].

His research involved comparing two populations of butterflies one on an island in the Gulf of Panama and one on Panama's mainland and determining whether the geographic separation of the island population has caused any phenotypic or genetic variation.