Sentence examples for merged population from inspiring English sources
In addition, to establish the contribution of each chromosome to the observed structure, twenty two extra GRMs (chromosomal GRMs) were calculated i.e., one for each autosome, using only the markers in one chromosome (from 1 to 22) without excluding any marker that had passed quality control irrespective of its frequency in the GS + 1 kG merged population.
A merger is shown to increase aggregate distress, measured as aggregate relative deprivation: the social distress of a merged population is greater than the sum of the social distress of the constituent populations when apart.
In order to investigate the effect of the allele frequency spectrum of the SNPs used to compute the GRM on relationship estimation, we computed five extra GRMs with different SNP MAF thresholds in the merged population GS + 1 kG.
One strength of the study was that it merged population-based methods with a randomized controlled trial.
Before climate change became a global issue, a series of academic jobs led him to merge population biology and pipeline ecology.
The epidemiological models considered here complement theoretical studies based on population genetics, and the clear importance of epidemiological considerations related to immunity here and in other recent studies [1], [14] supports the recent call for models that merge population dynamics and population genetics [45].
Merging population genomics and landscape data requires two sources of information.
By merging population genetics sequence data sets from both unpublished and published projects in P. abies, where the data have been collected with Sanger sequencing [ 33, 47] we compared the ratio of transitions to transversions to the ratio obtained here under different cut-offs.
On behalf of the register owners, Statistics Norway collects and merges population-based public registers and prepares them for research purposes.
Our results imply that during phases of secondary contact, merging populations might come in contact with different parasite communities.
As well, merging population-based registries provided a relatively high number of cases making selection bias therefore unlikely and increasing the generalizability of our results.
