Sentence examples for late population from inspiring English sources

The progenies of the three latest individuals constituted the three families of the Late population.

'Adaptive Landscape' was first formulated as a heuristic model or metaphor for the evolutionary process by late population geneticist Sewall Wright in a famous paper published in 1932.

Also, the study relies on a low number of data points from the early years of human occupation, says Barry Brook of the University of Adelaide in Australia, who has found evidence for a late population rise.

There were no obvious differences in the size of the cells between early and late population doublings (Fig. 2D & E).

The late population was observed in the cortex 5 days after OGD, in PPADS treated and untreated slices, and was also positive for BrdU staining.

Western blot analysis of progerin expression in normal fibroblast cultures established from an 86-year-old female was performed after immunoprecipitation of nuclei extract prepared from early (PPD 15) and late population doublings (between 30 to 35 PPDs).

Selection of progenitors was performed first by choosing the 3 earliest plants within each row of Early progenitors (total of 12 plants per progenitor within Early populations) and the 3 latest plants within each row of Late progenitors (total of 12 plants per progenitor within Late populations).

Approximately 80% of Lbx1 expressing neurons in E12.5 neural tubes belong to the two late populations.

The early populations each contribute approximately 7% of the green cells whereas the late populations each contribute approximately 40% of green cells.

We observed a fast response to selection between Early and Late populations in both replicated experiments.

Traditional non-transposable electroporation does not label these late populations as the episomal vector is lost (Siddiqi et al., 2014).