Sentence examples for migrated population from inspiring English sources

The provision of controlled architecture in this system may act both to increase assay robustness and as a tuneable parameter to capture detection of a migrated population within a set time, with consequences for primary tumour migration analysis.

To concentration of migrated population led to deforestation for agriculture, later to horticulture and now to tourism and recreation.

A much sparser similar migrated population was observed within r4 (r4PnR; Fig.  5a, g).

Following incubation, cells remaining on the upper filter were removed with a cotton swab, while the migrated population on the filter underside was washed with PBS, fixed in methanol, stained with Giemsa stain, rinsed with PBS, and deionised water, and allowed to air-dry.

Accordingly, the study of migrated populations that have remained isolated from the native populations is essential.

The first migrated cell population, recovered 7 days after implantation, was enriched in CD31 + endothelial progenitors, while the second one, recruited at day 11, was enriched in CD146 + pericyte-like cells.

In conclusion, we found no evidence that psychosocial stress was associated with hypertension among this recently migrated SSA population.

In addition, little is known about the relationship between psychosocial stress and hypertension among the recently, migrated SSA populations living in Western countries.

In the recently migrated SSA populations where many leave their native countries for the Western world due to political reasons and or economic hardships [ 17, 19], psychosocial stress and other mental health problems can also be highly prevalent.

However, the composite property of some populations of SDRN2 (mainly haplotype classes II and III) and the higher number of haplotypes observed in class III indicated that migration might have occurred in the past with individuals of haplotype class II that migrated into populations of haplotype class III.

We believe that misclassification bias would be small given the low migration of this population [5% migrated to the SLV as children, and only 10 participants (war veterans) lived outside of the SLV for > 6 months (< 3 years) through 1998] and the validation of clerk records and SLVDS database to complete residential history.