Sentence examples for localized population from inspiring English sources
Runx2+ cells were always the most distally localized population and were neighbored by Runx2+/sp7+ cells.
Localized population record linkage allows screening of the thresholds for intervention and allows these to be reset in response to data on effective treatments.
It also illustrated the importance of discrete effects in spatially localized population by showing that events at small, individual scales can have significant implications for population-level outcomes such as final size and number vaccinated.
As an alternative strategy, we have used a previously characterized transgenic mouse mutant line that expresses green fluorescent protein (GFP) in place of the Cx45 coding sequence (Maxeiner et al. 2005) to reveal a discretely localized population of Cx45 expressing cells within the superficial layers of the spinal dorsal horn.
In a study of the Bela Ophiolite in the Wadh area of Balochistan, Pakistan, Naseem et al. (2009) discovered Pteropyrum olivieri (Polygonaceae) in a localized population over ultramafic soils.
A localized population of green sunfish with 2n = 46 was reported for West Virginia [27], but extensive karyotyping of Texas populations revealed a fixed number of chromosomes of 2n = 48 (J. Gold., Pers.
It is not clear why there exist localized populations of tetramer+ CD8low/− cells.
We study a network model whose nodes are localized populations of neurons, linked by edges which model representative axons.
It is not clear what mediates localized populations of tetramer+ CD8low/− cells, however, one possible mechanism mediating decreased levels of CD8 on tetramer stained cells in specific tissue locations is the relative abundance of interleukin 7 (IL-7) in specific tissue locations.
In the absence of national data, a number of small, geographically localized, population-based epidemiologic studies on hypertension (HTN), DM, stroke, and their risk factors have been conducted in Uganda.
Still, the protective haplotype was more common in the Peruvian populations than in the HGDP populations, which may reflect movement of populations in the Andes Mountains throughout history and greater genetic similarity among more closely localized populations.
