Sentence examples for content population from inspiring English sources

A narrative synthesis will be reported, structured around intervention type and content, population characteristics and outcomes.

Like wt, Δ sas6 gametocytes also display a high DNA content population that increases upon activation (Fig. 3I and J).

A narrative synthesis of the findings from the included studies will be reported, structured around intervention type and content, population characteristics, and outcomes.

However, at the same time the present definition may unintentionally and preferentially classify large materials as nano versus materials with a high particle content population in the vicinity of 100 nm.

This high DNA content population is not present in Δ cdpk4 activated gametocytes when compared with unactivated ones because Δ cdpk4 male gametocytes do not replicate their DNA (Billker et al., 2004; Fig. 3G and H).

Since our aim is to isolate lipid overproducing strains, 25,000 cells from the high-lipid content population of BODIPY 505/515-stained seed cells of CC124 and sta6-1 were sorted directly into TAP medium and were re-suspended in nitrogen-depleted or -replete TAP medium separately (in triplicate).

(A ) Histogram displaying gating parameters used in sorting 'high' and 'low' DNA content populations for validation of DNA content.

(B ) Validation of DNA content analyses using semi-quantitative MDA whole-genome amplification (WGA) on 'high' and 'low' DNA content populations of 1000, 500, and 100 nuclei.

EH Successful in that it both made profits and ensured something like a politically stable and socially relatively contented population.

Data included results, reasons for losses to follow-up, and key characteristics of the intervention (e.g., objective; sequence and identity of the materials, activities and contents), population (e.g., sample size; age; cognitive-affective capacity to appreciate the intervention), and evaluation strategy (e.g., research design).

This has created pressure to change the perception of the ideal populations from a content, nationalistic population that is motivated by public good to one that is more interested in the individual research results and has to be more internationally open-minded.