Sentence examples for more population samples from inspiring English sources

FST measures the proportion of total genetic variance that is caused by differences between two or more population samples.

In the future, we plan to analyze more population samples and molecular mutational spectrums in order to elucidate the molecular mutational spectrum associated with butadiene exposure.

More population samples with different outbreak histories need to be analyzed to demonstrate that differences in propensity to gregarise evolve because of different outbreak histories.

More population samples are needed to prove the role of the outbreak history in the differential expression of phase change among L. migratoria populations.

However, more population samples are required to demonstrate the adaptive nature of the observed population differences in relation to the outbreak history.

In view of our sampling density and results obtained, it suggests that far more population samples are needed in order to study the worldwide population genetic structure and biogeographic evolution of highly mobile species, such as the migratory locust.

Thus, it seems likely that ASD reporting would be more homogeneous than in more general population samples in which there may be underascertainment of cases in families with low income or low education (Kalkbrenner et al. 2012).

Our correlations for DHA and EPA erythrocyte levels and FFQ estimations are lower than those previously reported in more general population samples [ 14, 16] but higher than those reported in a study of pregnant women [ 19] where moderate correlations between FFQ scores and RBC PUFA levels of 0.36 (EPA) and 0.35 (DHA) were found.

Typical applications include the detection of genes whose expression varies between two or more populations of samples (differential analysis), classification of samples based on gene expression (van't Veer et al., 2002) and clustering, which consists of identifying a grouping structure in a sample set (Perou et al., 2000).

Questionnaires are also a good method to obtain information from a large, and therefore more representative, population sample.

More rigorous population sampling, such as multistage stratified cluster sampling using data derived from computerized household lists from Malaysia's Department of Statistics census, should be applied in future studies.