Sentence examples for from the distant deme from inspiring English sources
It was a financial unit: temple accounts from the distant deme of Rhamnus date from well back in the 5th century.
Under this hypothesis, two strains isolated from neighbour demes that infect different host species are expected to be more closely related than two strains isolated from two distant demes, even if they infect the same host.
First of all, during the colonization period, Fst increases because the number of demes is increasing and because the migrants founding the new demes have less and less variability, so new demes differ more from the average deme [38].
Sampling was either local (all samples from the same deme) or scattered (all from a different deme).
The individuals that migrate are sampled at random, without replacement, from the original deme and added to the recipient demes.
Equal amounts of eggs (0.2 L) from each female were mixed together at deme level and this mixture was fertilized using a sperm mixture made up from equal amount from each male from the same deme.
At the transition from the ancestral to the recent phase, genotypes of the founder individuals introduced to demes d1 and d2 are sampled at random from the ancestral deme, danc.
This effectively reduces the number of alleles sampled from the same deme and thus reduces the potential bias in our inference.
"Epicurus, the son of Neocles and Chaerestrata, was an Athenian from the deme of Gargettus and the lineage of the Philaïdes, as Metrodorus says in his On Noble Families.
