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Partitioning the SFS into population-specific SFS further highlights population differences.

Remes hopes that her research highlights populations who are most affected by anxiety, so governments and health care systems can direct mental health resources, interventions and screening efforts toward these high-risk groups.

In situations where model fit appears inadequate in some excluded studies, then this identifies a lack of generalisability and highlights populations (studies) for which the model is not currently suitable for.

We highlight population epigenomics studies that explore the relationship between epigenetic variants and genetic diversity.

The kernel method adjusted for population density provided a means of highlighting population at risk, whereas the use of R values and Moran's coefficients in conjunction with map displays enhanced the analytical context of the point pattern distributions.

These data highlight populations of enhanced energetic electron flux associated with three key regions of geospace: the outer radiation belt, the magnetotail current sheet and on the inner edge of the magnetopause.

Standard statistical methodology exists for assessing the evidence of heterogeneity in fixed-effects meta-analysis, such as I and Cochran's Q-Statistic [Higgins and Thompson, 2002; Huedo-Medina et al., 2006; Ioannidis et al., 2007], and can thus be used to highlight populations with outlying allelic effects.

At the TPa domain, lateral sagittal sections highlight populations of superficial cells expressing Trh and Otp, mixed together within the characteristic ovoid primordium of the lateral anterior hypothalamic nucleus (LA); other laterally placed Trh+ cells were identified more dorsally within the extensive Dlx5 + POA, located just above the preopto-hypothalamic boundary (LA, POA; Fig.  4a e, k, n).

Our initial work highlights strong population differences among the five populations, as well as differences between autosomes and the X chromosome within populations.

This comparative analysis showed how rare alleles that associate with traits in specific populations can be detected in cohorts where the same alleles are not rare, and highlights how population diversity can aid genetic analyses.

The reverse terminology trend of using a catch-all refugee description just highlights a population's vulnerability and is not an efficient way to ensure aid.