Sentence examples for many different populations from inspiring English sources
Milgram himself replicated the experiment numerous times, in many different populations, with groups of differing backgrounds.
Still, considering how many different populations have lived in Ridgewood and moved on, wear and tear is to be expected.
The principal manifestations of the monumental style are the megalithic monuments, although there is great variety among the megalithic customs of the many different populations in Sumatra, Laos, Indonesia, Borneo, and the Philippines.
For example, although many different populations in Africa suffer from a high prevalence of sickle cell anemia, some tend to be more mildly affected than others because they continue to produce fetal hemoglobin, which blocks or limits aggregation of the mutant "sickle cell" hemoglobin protein.
The current development of densely spaced collections of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) will lead to genomewide association studies for a wide range of diseases in many different populations.
The expectations were calculated for each of many different populations that each have different geometric means.
Although gender has been associated with differences in HRQL in many different population studies, being poorer in women[ 15, 16], no clear differences have been reported in studies on opiate users [ 8, 17, 18].
The analysis demonstrates the complex relationship between mutation and outcome: the same mutation can produce many different evolved populations, while the same evolved population can be produced by many different mutations.
As a relatively new nation drawn from many different immigrant populations, each with its own culture of food, we Americans find ourselves without a strong, stable culinary tradition to guide us.
But animals that had migrated appeared to have ancestors belonging to many different Cuban populations.
We develop and apply an algorithm that identifies "signature transcripts" for many different leukocyte populations (e.g., T cells, B cells, macrophages) and uses this information to derive an in silico "inflammation profile".
