Sentence examples for for which populations from inspiring English sources
Maddox: I'd like greater understanding of which aspects of mindfulness are most effective for which populations and a greater general understanding of the key principles of mindfulness and how these differ from relaxation.
A known C/T single nucleotide polymorphism (rs2230949) at position 114671 of the human IGF2 gene (NCBI AC132217), for which populations 4 and 1 were informative, was analyzed.
When TW, OCE and AME were excluded, HLA-DPB1 was again the gene for which populations were the most differentiated (ΦST = 8.6%), but this time it was followed by -Cw (4.5%), -B (4.1%), and -A, -DRB1, -DQB1 and -DQA1 (≤3.8%).
These results are in line with previous studies in natural populations of guppy (Poecilia reticulata), for which populations subject to lower extrinsic mortality exhibited lower escape performance at young ages, but a less steep age-dependent decay [19].
In the region downstream of the human H19 gene, the following polymorphic sites were considered (number refer to NCBI AF125183): C/A at position 13359 (rs 217133) for which population 4 was heterozygous C/G at position 13270 for which population 1 was heterozygous In the H19 ICR: the G/A single nucleotide polymorphism at position 8097 for which populations 1, 3 and 4 were heterozygous.
It allows population stratification to identify individuals at risk who are most likely to benefit from preventive medications and interventions for which population-based therapy is not appropriate, based on cost or side effects of treatment.
For convenience in what follows, define (T_{mathrm {active}}^{j}(I)) as the length of time for which population j is active for a given set of input parameters I as above.
The factors of centrality and transport links are positively associated with retail and business development projects, but negatively associated with the projects of housing development and construction of civic amenities, for which population density and the socioeconomic structure of the local population are significant positive factors.
We took a prudent approach by excluding from the analysis the amino acid positions and CTL epitopes for which population dynamics effects could not be ruled out.
To facilitate the design of broad-spectrum malaria vaccines, we have summarized the known global range and distribution of genetic diversity of ten leading malaria vaccine antigens for which population-level sequence data was available.
