Sentence examples for most human populations from inspiring English sources

Viral infections caused by Ad5 are endemic in most human populations and the majority of humans carry preexisting humoral and/or cellular immunity to Ad5 which may severely limit the use of Ad5-based vectors for gene therapy applications.

Biologists are just as happy with an anonymous genome as with a celebrity's, because with one genome in hand to serve as a reference sequence, it should be quite easy to catalog all the common variants found in most human populations.

Although agriculture provided the economic basis for the rise of states and development of civilizations, the change in diet and acquisition of food resulted in a decline in quality of life for most human populations in the last 10,000 years.

In fact, in most human populations the majority of people do not retain the ability to manufacture the enzyme necessary to metabolize galactose after they reach the age of four, and many individuals possess a hereditary defect known as galactosemia and never have the ability to metabolize galactose.

Gluckman et al. (p.5) consider the difference between lactose intolerance, which develops after weaning and is normal for most human populations, and congenital hypolactasia, a condition in which newborns cannot digest maternal milk.

Most human populations will generally have higher effective population sizes than these minimum effective sizes [20].

The YFV outbreaks occurring in Brazil after 2000 seem to be following a path towards the Southern/Southeastern regions5, migrating from endemic areas to areas in which there were no YF cases for decades and where YFV vaccine is not routinely administered, and hence, where most human population is susceptible to the virus.

Because population samples included in this study (as in most human population genetics studies) are not optimal for the population genetics inferences to be addressed, it is important to consider the limitations of our results.

These determinants derive from avian strains for which no immunity exists in most human population, which results in higher illness and death rates.

This study, by Dr. Douglas Wallace of Emory University, indicated that the most ancient human populations are the Vasikela Kung of the northwestern Kalahari desert in southern Africa and the Biaka pygmies of Central Africa.

The former is a consequence of the absence of pastoralism in most historical human populations and does not affect fitness in those populations, whereas the latter would have been fatal in the past and thus was selected against.