Sentence examples for contributing to two populations from inspiring English sources
This study was based on six segregating populations derived from nine parental lines of which three were used as a common parent each contributing to two populations (Table 1).
They also noted that jobs which derived from the expansion of the sugarcane industry, and from other industries related to this activity, have played a key role in retaining and attracting residents, thus reducing rural exodus and contributing to increased population in the two towns they analyzed.
It has been suggested that the SM/J strain may be related to the current DBA strains, DBA/1J and DBA/2J, as one of the seven strains contributing to the base population that was selected for smaller body weight was a dba strain named after its dilute brown agouti coat color [ 72].
To identify informative SNPs, we first generated a list of positions at which we expect bi-allelic SNPs to be segregating among the eight founder haplotypes contributing to a given population; all other sites were ignored.
In addition, we also identify two regions contributing to segregation distortion in one population.
We consider two source populations contributing to the ancestry of a hybrid population, potentially with variable contributions across generations.
Conversely, chromosomes from all populations contribute to the two remaining clades, although with extremely different frequency.
This is an additional criteria to ensure that at least two populations are contributing to the observed signals, given the fundamental strategy of our approach is to identify genomic regions that are associated with the outcome in multiple populations.
Divergence among populations is thus probably recent, as stepwise mutation at microsatellite loci contributed to differentiation between populations for only five out of 31 loci.
It contributes to (meta- population dynameta- populationtwo processes: (i) population size regulation via dynamicsdependent emainlyion, and (ii) (meta-)population persistence via (re)estwolishment and ˋtoprocesses of populations by dispopulationdividualsize3].
