Sentence examples for east population from inspiring English sources

Studying the Northeast Asia wall map in his office here, he pointed to four other sites identified for high voltage lines that would send power from the Russian Far East, population seven million, to Northeast China, population 100 million.

Nevertheless, as M1a Jewish lineages are unique and different in different groups, we think that its source Near East population should not suffer strong genetic bottlenecks.

Patients from the following six Strategic Health Authorities were sampled: the North East (population 2.6 million); the East Midlands (population 4.4 million); the East of England (population 5.7 million); the South East (population 8.3 million); London (population 7.6 million); and the West Midlands (population 5.4 million).

The expected number of deaths was calculated by using the age structure of the study group; the PYOs in the study cohort were multiplied by the crude death rate in the North East population.

The ancestral state of polymorphic alleles in the European population was inferred using the Far East population as outgroup; when different alleles were fixed in the two populations, S. cariocanus was used as outgroup.

Using these data, there is no evidence for a change in population size, so we assumed constant size for the subsequent analyses (2log L change) − 2log L(constant) = 0.33, P > 0.5, for a model allowing change in size of the European population during its divergence from the Far East population vs. one with constant population size).

Mitochondrial and nuclear marker analyses detected subdivision among the northwest-west, northeast and east populations.

The Himalayan and North East populations showed an FST of 0.3 (P<0.35).

The Central Indian populations are genetically closer to the southern populations than to the northern, Upper Gangetic Plains/North East populations as shown by all the approaches.

The first component separated all the Near East populations from a cluster including Egyptians and other east African groups.

The second dimension of this haplotype analysis included the Arabian samples with those of east Africa, while Egyptians were aligned in the cluster of Near East populations.