Sentence examples for geographical population from inspiring English sources

Scientists' ability to determine the monarch's population status has been challenged by difficulties in monitoring populations accurately and by a limited knowledge of naturally occurring annual and geographical population fluctuations.

Discriminant analysis based on these characters, assigned with low accuracy (< 60%) each specimen to its original geographical population.

Similarly if there is real (geographical) population structure in the data, heterochrony can only strengthen it so that the level of isolation (or the time since an ancestral population splitting in isolation models) would be overestimated.

We estimated the level of polymorphism and assessed whether there was any departure from the neutral model and any evidence for geographical population structure, as this could be indicative of bottlenecks and limited gene flow or long-term isolation between populations, respectively.

Wider geographical population based etiological factors remain unknown.

Ideally, SGA implies length and weight reference data in a geographical population whose ethnicity is known.

Recent research on strain evaluation of geographical populations of striped bass suggests that Maryland strains may exhibit superior growth rates among those populations examined.

However, it is increasingly recognized that observational studies can complement RCTs by supporting and extending efficacy findings from RCTs to real-world clinical practice, particularly across geographical populations.

To test this hypothesis, we determined intra-population genetic diversity of strains of the highly diverse gastric bacteria H. pylori and of humans from the Americas and other geographical populations relevant to its peopling.

Three of the five geographical populations had their unique alleles.

We assessed the possibility of population expansion for green toad groupings assembled into different geographical populations.