Sentence examples for enlarged populations from inspiring English sources

Enlarged populations of Candida spp., Penicillium spp., and Saccharomyces sp. were found in IBD patients compared to controls.

We obtained copy number estimates of all protein-coding genes with copy number variation carried by individuals, and further confirmed two genes with high copy numbers in Meishan pigs through an enlarged population.

And it helped enlarge populations of sap-sucking aphids while depressing numbers of insects that prey on or parasitize aphids.

In the next simulation step (step 3), in order to enlarge population size for breeds A and B, eight generations were simulated with ten offspring per dam.

More recently, this map was improved substantially by placement of more markers using an enlarged F2 population [ 17].

This raises the possibility that the overall treatment cost could potentially be reduced by treating more patients at county rather than prefecture hospitals; although it is not clear if the cost differentials in treatment would be maintained in a situation of high volume screening with a consequently enlarged referral population for treatment.

The study has shown that transplantations of small fragments might constitute a resource-efficient option for establishment of new populations of endangered lichen species, or for enlarging their populations at the present sites of occurrence.

Using a larger reference population with more animals of each breed may enable to properly separate across-breed animal and within-breed animal effects in a better way, but enlarging reference populations for numerically small breeds is challenging.

The NCCR will seize this opportunity and gradually enlarge the populations covered by the tumor registries, improve the data quality, and strengthen the analysis and use of registration data, so as to contribute more in the fighting against tumors.

This made the artificially enlarged ancient human populations vulnerable to fragmentation when environmental conditions worsened.

These included an analysis where all patients with missing parasitaemia were treated as failures, an analysis where patients with new infections as detected by PCR were excluded and an analysis on two enlarged per protocol populations where all patients/all early failures "not receiving at least 80% of study treatment" or "failing to attend a visit at days 0 2" were not excluded.