Sentence examples for mutually separated populations from inspiring English sources

For example, the migration rate among the mutually separated populations 34 (Sea of Japan side of northern Honshu), 11 (Pacific coast side of central Honshu) and 26 (Pacific coast side of southern Japan) ranged from 0.074 to 0.103.

Fifth, we studied 2 geographically separated populations.

He separated population into nighttime (residential) population, daytime residential population, daytime worker and student population, and ambient population.

Big data analytics jobs are often continuous and not mutually separated.

According to Dvaita, all individual souls (jīvātmans) and matter as eternal and mutually separate entities.

Five days after Cre transfection, cells expressing M-GFP and mCherry were found to be separate populations, consistent with the stochastic and mutually exclusive choice of expression and supporting the notion that the selected cell lines had only single copy STARS transgene in the genome (Fig. 2b).

Dashed lines indicate separated geochemical populations.

The results suggest that ER and EGFR expression are mutually exclusive within an individual breast cancer cell in vivo with separate populations of ER+/EGFR- cells, ER-/EGFR+ cells and ER-/EGFR cells coexisting.

Labeled and unlabeled proteins formed protofibrils as separate populations.

Supercolonies of invasive ants can therefore span mutually tolerant populations that are geographically separated but all derived from the same introduction.

Separate analyses were conducted for each of three mutually exclusive populations (those who were prescribed only one opioid: morphine, oxycodone, or fentanyl), and for each of four modes of inheritance (dominant, recessive, codominant and overdominant).