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Enriched CD16+ monocytes preparations could be divided into three subpopulations expressing CD16 and/or CD14 in combination with MDC8 ligand.

A total of 4,484 subjects aged 45 79 years at baseline were divided into three subpopulations: those who had neither a history of falling nor doctor-diagnosed knee OA; those who had either a self-reported history of falling or doctor-diagnosed knee OA; and those who had both a self-reported history of falling and doctor-diagnosed knee OA.

The population is divided into three subpopulation groups in equal.

They now constitute several thousand head divided into two subpopulations that, respectively, inhabit summer breeding grounds in the Hayden Valley (north-central) and Lamar Valley (northeast) areas of the park.

(2.1) where the total population is divided into two subpopulations: prey population (x t)) and predator population (y(t)).

In this model, the population (N t)) is divided into four subpopulations: the susceptible, (S t)), infected, (I t)), recovered, (R t)), and vaccinated, (V t)), subpopulations.

We model organism movement using a diffusion framework in which the foraging population is divided into two subpopulations engaged in intensive and extensive search modes respectively.

MCH-ergic neurons can be divided into two subpopulations regarding their cocaine- and amphetamine-regulated transcript (CART) immunoreactivity, and among them the activation of CART-immunoreactive subpopulation is higher during the REM rebound.

The Tokachi nagaha-derived soybean population could be divided into two subpopulations based on molecular data, and accessions in each subpopulation were almost all from the same Chinese province.

Specifically, evolution of the whole population divided into two subpopulations, namely the co-evolution of strategy and game structure, is numerically simulated based on the game theoretical models built and the evolutionary rule designed, and a series of phenomena including extinction of one subpopulation and herding effect are predicted in the proposed framework.

Known trans-Neptunian objects are often divided into two subpopulations: the Kuiper belt and the scattered disc.