Sentence examples for differentiation between groups from inspiring English sources

A single compound, cholesterol, is used as a marker allowing differentiation between groups of people with distinct diets.

Thus, F statistics was used to estimate the extent of differentiation, between groups (populations and sub-populations) (Hartl and Clark 1997).

"The effect of drift on small hunting bands with low density might have had a significant impact on the differentiation between groups well before the dispersal of agriculture in Europe".

For the instruments measuring the level of social support, the DUSOCS showed the clearest differentiation between groups.

The PC4 is the only PC which correlates with centroid size, which is associated with significant differentiation between groups.

We used Arlequin 3.10 [23] to estimate haplotype diversity [24] for mtDNA and NRY within groups and genetic differentiation between groups.

We can therefore attribute differentiation between Group 1 and temperate japonica varieties originating in South Korea, Japan and China to mutation, observed as an accumulation of step-wise mutations over time (Balloux and Goudet [2002]).

This nomenclature system allows the differentiation between group I and II SROs and will facilitate the comparison of related SROs between species.

As shown in the above analyses, this region exhibits very little differentiation between AFR groups and other groups.

Nuclear genetic differentiation (FST) between groups (above diagonal, definitions see Tables 1 and 2) and within groups among geographic locations (diagonal, in italics) is indicated, as well as mitochondrial sequence differentiation, NST (below diagonal).

AMOVA revealed a significant differentiation between these groups, even if much of the variation lies within groups and populations (Table 6).