Sentence examples for in subsequent population from inspiring English sources
Understanding of spatial ecology is an important component of these two management objectives, both in planning prior to reintroduction, and in subsequent population management to ensure that the population introduced is not above carrying capacity and is representative of a natural population in terms of size and structure.
Such a method would allow sequencing of many individuals, avoiding ascertainment bias in subsequent population genetic analyses.
We therefore excluded CpG13 when calculating average methylation levels for the IGF2 DMR0 in subsequent population studies.
The larger non-recombining (NR) block including at least part of an intron was finally chosen for each locus to be used in subsequent population analyses (see Methods).
Only sequences from exon 10, which contained most of the SNPs, were used in subsequent population comparisons, because for some of the fish only exon 10 sequences were available.
Because these NILs are derived from a known pedigree of previously genotyped individuals, we were able to filter to include SNPs that would segregate in the progeny, resulting in a final set of 930 loci with high-confidence genotypes for use in subsequent population analyses.
However, lower estimates of lifetime risk for breast cancer of 66% in BRCA1 carriers and 45% in BRCA2 carriers were reported in subsequent population-based studies of pooled data [ 12, 13].
These lines were backcrossed to fil-8 yab3-2 double mutants and fil-8 yab3-2 progeny identified in subsequent populations.
It appears that a number of sites with ambiguous inheritance have been maintained in subsequent populations by chance (lineage sorting) and that they have contributed to an association between Yak and Domestic cattle and an unreliable phylogenetic reconstruction for the Bison/Yak clade.
The cessation of local wars and the increased cultivation of the potato as a food crop were instrumental in the subsequent population increase, which soon reached the limit of the subsistence economy.
The use of a single candidate SNP per EST was chosen to avoid complications in the subsequent population genetic analyses caused by linkage among SNPs within the same sequence.
