Sentence examples for indicates a population from inspiring English sources
According to the resistance cut-offs established by the WHO, mortality ≤90% indicates a population resistant to the insecticide, >97% a susceptible population, and 90 97% suspected resistance.
Chatters was kind enough not to sound triumphant, although I had just supported his thesis: that Kennewick Man, like other ancient American skulls, indicates a population that predates modern craniofacial divisions -- that is, the differing appearances we sometimes call races.
This indicates a population of 4269 for the Solomon Creek watershed.
A negative Tajima's D signifies an excess of low frequency polymorphisms, and indicates a population size expansion and/or positive selection, or negative selection.
In co-localization experiments, we also found STIM1-GFP co-localized with the postsynaptic and presynaptic protein markers, PSD-95 and synapsin, respectively (Figure 1D and E), which indicates a population of STIM1 is localized at or near synapses.
Thus, a reduced M-ratio indicates a population having been through a bottleneck.
PSO algorithm indicates a population-oriented stochastic meta-heuristic that was designed to mimic the characteristic of birds' social behaviour (Kennedy and Eberhart 1995).
'Public health' has different translations and meanings in European languages and cultures [ 2], but indicates a population-level approach with a likelihood of society-wide benefits.
The variations of the surface acidity of the solids, followed by IR of adsorbed pyridine and hammett indicators, indicated a population of Brönsted type sites above 800 μ mol/g, while the surface area increased from 23 up to 105 m2/g.
The 2010 census explains that "Hispanic origins are not races," and yet in America the terms "Hispanic" and "Latino" indicate a population that is often viewed as a racial minority.
Nuclear DNA sequences from Middle Pleistocene Sima de los Huesos hominins show they were more closely related to Neanderthals than to Denisovans, and indicate a population divergence between Neanderthals and Denisovans that predates 430,000 years ago.
