Sentence examples for mixed populations and from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rae finds the very qualities of urbanism so often celebrated: close-knit neighborhoods of mixed populations and businesses, flourishing factories, communal and religious organizations, all of which helped create a sense of public affiliation.

However, intermediate flow-rates yielded rather more mixed populations, and obtaining an S phase-enriched population proved elusive.

Nevertheless, with sample size <1000, population admixture can be detected by HWE testing only when f>0.4 and k>0.2, where f is the allele frequency difference between the mixed populations and k the proportion of the minor population[31].

Special attention was paid to mixed populations and to evidence for hybridisation between sexuals and parthenogens.

Mixed populations and recombination of chloroplast DNA have only rarely been detected [ 26].

Current GWAS data are based on mixed populations and most published high quality studies were conducted in non-Chinese population.

Its community groups, mixed population and alternative traditions served it well.

As a public channel, France 3 also wanted to produce a show in the regions, and Marseille, with its colorful past, reputation for crime, mixed population and temperate weather, seemed a perfect choice.

For centuries, Marseille's mixed population and its inclination to political dissidence had made the city seem both foreign and marginal to French life and culture.

Even with a mixed population and a multihued council to represent it, he said, there would be no guarantee that minority companies would be given a fair shake in an industry still dominated by Anglo-owned companies.

The city, with its mixed population and European influence (seen particularly in its architecture and its French Creole heritage), is notably cosmopolitan.