Sentence examples for methodologies in population from inspiring English sources
Our findings of high diversity and high frequency of X haplogroup concentrated among the Galilee Druze provides new insights regarding both sampling methodologies in population genetics, and the understanding of the effects of sociological patterns on the population genetic landscape of the Near East.
Standard methodologies implemented in population biology and new statistical tools recently developed in genetic analysis could help elucidate features and patterns relevant to invasive biology [ 5].
Caregivers were selected using cluster-based sampling, with population proportional to size weighting, a standard methodology in populations where population data is either limited or inaccurate [ 52].
Furthermore, comparison of practices in different countries is often not feasible due to the use of different methodologies in different populations.
The weight of evidence for any causal link comes when a number of studies using similar or preferably different methodologies in different populations reveal the same finding.
The strategy of devising formal models to shed light on the process of evolution is still the dominant research methodology in contemporary population genetics.
The lessons learned from the AAA trial experience may aid in the improved structuring of future prevention trials utilizing a randomized, double-blind methodology in a population of survivors of pediatric cancer.
The WHO has recommended that prospective studies should be performed with this methodology in our population.
It should also be pointed out that no previous study has focused on the comparison of thresholds determined using the ROC methodology in different population.
The challenges inherent to the analysis of metagenomic data have not yet sparked the widespread development of novel theoretical methodology in the population genetic community (but see Johnson & Slatkin, 2006, 2008).
Such consistency has been suggested by others with various methodologies in the normal population and in people with diabetes (2, 3, 12).
