Sentence examples for more recent populations from inspiring English sources
Gauquelin had failed to find the Mars effect in more recent populations, where a nurse or doctor recorded the birth information.
More recent populations in southern states and a single human isolate from Haiti (not shown) are probably the result of recent commodity trading or infected livestock transport.
Archaeological and historical evidence indicate that more recent populations also experienced periods of profound demographic attrition that might well have involved stochastic extinction of local groups (e.g., [39], [60]).
The more recent populations #3 and #4 included Fibroscan and blood tests.
Results comparing the completed fertility of successive generations for both historical and more recent populations in a number of now-developed countries up to the later part of the twentieth century are presented in Murphy (1999).
Analysis of allele frequencies can facilitate recognition of distinct populations, and comparisons of allelic diversity among populations are informative since ancient populations are expected to be more diverse than more recent populations, wherein genetic diversity is limited by founder effects [ 37].
Native American tribes, unlike more recent population groups who have arrived in America, have not tended to consider looks very important in deciding who a person is.
More recent population shifts have seen the eastern European community expand, while there are now an estimated 90,000 Asian Scots.
A more recent population-based study, involving a larger number of migraineurs, has challenged the suggestion of possible impairment of arterial function in migraineurs [44].
While southern populations do not have an exact Poisson distribution, they do show a relatively unimodal mismatch distribution indicative of more recent population expansion [37].
Nevertheless, in more recent population-based cohorts, investigators have observed a persistent contribution of PM to mortality from ischemic cardiovascular events [2].
