Sentence examples for isolated subpopulations from inspiring English sources

The critical steps for optimal isolation of the different lineages and confirming the identity of the isolated subpopulations were the topics of Smalley's presentation.

grubii consist of three genetically isolated subpopulations, VNI, VNII, and VNB [10].

The population structure of the Pleistocene hominins probably consisted of partially isolated subpopulations [49].

We blocked mediators associated with cytotoxicity such as NKG2D or TRAIL in isolated subpopulations.

Figures 1 and 2 suggest that southern Africa harbors two ecologically and geographically isolated subpopulations of C. neoformans var.

Both isolated subpopulations were essentially free of murine cells as detected by the absence of murine CD29 and CD45 expression (Figure S1B, Materials and Methods S1).

The sensitivity of PC to outliers is illustrated by the analysis of the spatially correlated population that consists of subpopulations arranged on a circle and an additional isolated subpopulation.

When 10 individuals from the isolated subpopulation are included in the sample, the top PC focuses on isolating those outliers, and the PC map based on the top 2 components does not capture the full structure of the data, missing the circle configuration of the population structure (see Figure 3).

For Tajikistan, we modeled a single population, while for northern India and northwestern Nigeria we modeled 90% of the population as the general population and 10% as a relatively isolated subpopulation.

As some of these animals either belong to a previously identified isolated subpopulation or show relatively low qSar values, their ROHs may derive from low Ne in local demes or from the release/escape of introgressed individuals from inbred captive stocks (see also Canu et al., 2014).

They say ecological factors, including differences in habitat and behavior, could isolate subpopulations enough to allow speciation.