Sentence examples for from early populations from inspiring English sources

Approximately 20% of the analyzed cells came from early populations (dI4-dI6) and had therefore expressed Lbx1 for more than 24 hours, which may be sufficient for secondary target regulation.

They corresponded to sequence as well as to methylation polymorphisms and discriminated Late from Early populations.

Despite the fact that the families were derived independently, marker segregation depended on the direction of selection, and ultimately discriminated Late from Early populations irrespective of the family.

Groups at the ends of short twigs, the ones that split only recently from earlier populations, are younger, in a genealogical sense, than those at the ends of long branches.

Such reductions could be the outcomes from earlier population-level investments such as improved education and living conditions, and better prevention and treatment of vascular and chronic conditions.

Posterior capsular opacification causing VI is also reported from earlier population-based studies.

Our estimate of computer usage was derived from earlier population surveys on computer usage in the workplace, for which no data on reliability are available.

The original 2004 survey was based on population weights from an early population census.

Adjacent to the isthmus at the junctional zone (JZ) region is the SG, which forms during development from an early population of Lrig1 expressing precursor cells and is subsequently maintained by Blimp1-expressing cells (Jensen et al., 2009; Frances and Niemann, 2012; Horsley et al., 2006).

Genetic differences between the early populations originating from the two migration routes would be, to some extent, reflected by the recent analyses of ancient human DNA from Tianyuan Cave (~40 kya) in northern China [ 67], on one side, and from Mal'ta (~24 kya) and Afontova Gora-2 (~17 kya) in Southern Siberia [ 68], on the other side (Fig.  1 and Additional file 2: Table S2).

This, the researchers say, may hold clues to behavioural differences distinguishing us from early human populations that died out.