Sentence examples for mixed population with from inspiring English sources
Among a Matsigenka group living just outside the park and within reach of Western media and modernity, meanwhile, the researchers reported tastes in female forms to be more similar to those of Western men, and in a nearby area, among a tribally mixed population with yet more Western contact, male preferences were no different from those in the West.
One study had a mixed population with both pediatric and adult patients [50], and all other studies were performed in adult patients.
The intensity of the signal of hPSCs highly corresponded to the cell number and remained consistent in a mixed population with differentiated cells.
Each viral genome contains multiple polymorphisms across the genome, and within an individual a polymorphism at one site can coexist as a mixed population with the corresponding consensus at that site.
In two of these locations, we found mitochondrial haplotypes of G. marica, including one potentially pure natural population in Bushehr Province, and one reintroduced mixed population with G. marica and G. subgutturosa haplotypes in Khuzestan Province.
Results would be exactly the same if we assume a mixed population with both "avoiders" and "normal" individuals.
The reasons why Alabama and Mississippi combine such racially mixed populations with such low rates of racial intermarriage are obvious and familiar to any American.
MagSweeper is an automated immunomagnetic separation technology for enrichment of rare cells in mixed populations with high purity [28].
Recently, the 2-item (PSEQ-2) and the 4-item (PSEQ-4) short versions were developed showing satisfactory measurement properties in mixed populations with chronic pain.
In mixed populations with wild-type, the sensitivity of resistance detection of NS4B resistant mutants H94R and V105M was between 20% and 80%.
Some studies reporting on the results of arthrodesis present mixed populations with acquired flat feet (e.g. tibial tendon dysfunction), subtalar dislocations, non-traumatic arthritis, and as sequelae of calcaneal fractures.
