Sentence examples for mixed population changes from inspiring English sources

In a mixed population changes that affect both subsets in a similar way are preferentially detected.

Now for this to be a mixed population we better change the definition accordingly.

While we have evaluated this approach for its utility in cancer research, it readily applicable in any mixed population analysis distinguished by clustered changes in genomes.

These transcriptional changes suggest a mixed population of cells in the infected livers of chronic hepatitis C some of which are in proliferating state while others in an arrested state.

We checked the density distributions of each mutant reconstruction for signs of partial decoration or mixed populations, which would change the relative strength of features in the maps.

A mixed population of macrophages and neutrophils characterized the histopathological changes in the lungs of the susceptible Cftr-/ mice by infiltration of a mixed inflammatory cell population into the peribronchiolar and perivascular spaces, by Clara cell hyperplasia, by mucus hypersecretion in the airways and by exudation into alveolar airspaces.

This will be of general interest to those studying fitness trade-offs since the nature of selection can change the optimality of pure vs mixed population strategies.

However, planting mixed population stands might provide the greatest buffer against future climate change (Lesica and Allendorf 1999; Jump and Penuelas 2005; Nicotra et al. 2010).

For both SLEV MP20B and CP20B, in fact, other than a mixed population identified at a single site (A8057R and C2025Y, respectively), no consensus change was identified.

The fitness of the isolate was then calculated based on the change in population ratios and the fold-growth of the mixed population.

Aphid counts were transformed using Henderson-Tilton adjustments to account for population changes in the control between time of treatment and time of assessment, then subjected to a mixed model ANOVA accounting for site, year, tractor pass, replicate, and treatment.