Sentence examples for includes two populations from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the existing bone models, which usually assume scatterers to be randomly distributed as infinitely long identical cylinders with a cross-section much smaller than the probing ultrasound wave, the new model includes two populations of scatterers having different physical dimensions and also allows the mechanical properties of the scatterers to be varied.

This includes two populations with overlap only in males and another with female-specific overlap.

Limenitis arthemis (Drury) includes two populations, L. a. astyanax (Fabricius) and L. a. arizonensis Edwards, which are mimics of the distasteful model Battus philenor (L).

The model includes three populations of CD4+ T-cells (healthy cells, latently-infected cells which cannot produce virus, and productively-infected cells which can produce virus) and two populations of free virus (infectious virus and non-infectious virus).

The model includes three populations of CD4+ T-cells (healthy cells, latently-infected cells which cannot produce virus, and productively-infected cells which can produce virus) and two populations of free virus in the blood (infectious virus and non-infectious virus).

The third major cluster (Manipur-Garo cluster) includes three populations from Manipur [Hmar, Naga and Kuki] along with the distantly located Garo of West Bengal.

This model includes three populations (Africans, Europeans, and Asians), allows for migration between all populations, and includes a bottleneck for both non-African populations and a post-agricultural population expansion for each population.

Each trophic cycle includes three populations.

This includes four populations from Alaska (Hawkins Island, Shelter Island, Kennel Creek, and Bullhead Cove) and a geographically distant population from Oregon, USA (John Day).

Group II includes four populations from West Liguria (pops. 23 to 26) and shows affinities with group I, i.e. the fishes from the Padano-Venetian district.

The GENoMS includes four populations (Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, and Bosnian and Herzegovinian) sharing the same geographic location and a similar ethnic background.