Sentence examples for mixture population from inspiring English sources

We removed two outlier populations of EA, Uygur and Yakut, for Uygur is a mixture population between EA and South/Central Asian and Yakut is a mixture population between EA and European populations [14].

It is important to note that the results of whole genome scanning are discrepant among three populations: direct, reciprocal and mixture population.

According to the stratified and chromosome X specified permutation-derived threshold, the QTL located on chromosome X was still significant in both C3HB6F2 and the mixture population (p<0.01), but not in B6C3F2 population.

We further analyzed the mixture population (grouping the C3B6F2 and B6C3HF2 populations) and found the DXMit166 was empirically highly significant (LO D= 4.33, p<0.01) and no significant loci was found on autosomes (Figure 3).

To detect QTLs regulating the timing of VO, we analyzed three populations: one included extreme individuals only from the F2 direct cross population (B6C3HF2), one from their reciprocal counterparts (C3HB6F2) and the mixture population from grouping the two crosses.

Perhaps one could think of the data as an approximately random sample on a mixture population.

Caused by a mixture of population inflow and the recent baby boom, the capital's total population has risen by 900,000 since the 2001 census, with the growth rate of 11.6% being the largest proportional increase of any region.

The mixture of population growth and declining oil revenues endangered Colonel Qaddafi's ability to hold on to power.

Studies performed include PCR optimization, species specificity, sensitivity, degradation and inhibition, precision and accuracy, nonprobative samples, mixture, and population database studies.

We use the term of endothelial lineage cells (ELCs) to indicate the mixture endothelial population for direct cell transplantation after synergistic stimulation without sorting.

Conducting studies to give advice to the public health authorities in the Arctic is difficult due to a variety of limiting factors: exposure to complex contaminant mixtures, small population size, contaminant nutrient interactions, genetic factors, confounding factors and health priorities.