Sentence examples for contact populations from inspiring English sources

Scoring values provide information about dispersion of the contact populations over the leaves.

Moreover, in high incidence settings, the majority of patients with TB disease in MDR-TB contact populations develop MDR-TB [ 16, 18, 19].

Molly Przeworski of Columbia University, another organizer, says the group "tried to contact population geneticists whose work had been cited by Wade".

From an estimated pre-European contact population of two million animals, vicuña had fallen to about 6,000 when they were first accorded some protection in the mid-1960s.

During the first 45 minutes of contact, population P2 increased in size while the size of population P3 remained stable.

This data suggests that the cell-cell contact population of phospho-β-catenin (predominantly P41/45) is associated with E-cadherin in calcium-dependent cell-cell adhesions and that there is a separate population of phospho-β-catenin associated with APC clustered at the ends of microtubules at cell protrusions.

A contact was considered as equally populated and removed from the contact matrix if the following condition was true for all leaves of the tree: where I contact mean leaf is the contact population's mean value for the leaf, I tree is the contact population value averaged over mean values for all leaves, and α = 0 and β = 3.2 are empirically optimized constants.

Mean values for the contact population were calculated for each leaf of the tree and the average value of the obtained mean values was calculated.

This representation of the clustered vector matrix provides clear information about contact population distribution and allows for easily defined key contacts for the binding of the compounds clustered in the same leaf.

The hydrophobic contact set represents a significantly more heterogeneous contact population distribution, implying that hydrophobic contacts should play a key role in the activity, although there is still not enough difference in contact vectors for successful identification of the active compounds.

Wills (2006) provides an overview of fire in California's Central Valley bioregion a region less prone to lightning ignitions (see van Wagtendonk and Cayan 2008), but most prone to anthropogenic ignitions given its high pre-contact population density (see Lewis 1973).