Sentence examples for of different continental from inspiring English sources

But new research is exploring the remaining fraction to explain differences between people of different continental origins.

"There are clear differences between people of different continental ancestries," said Marcus W. Feldman, a professor of biological sciences at Stanford University.

Because the pole-location curves converge to the present pole location, it becomes possible to infer the relative movement of different continental blocks over different intervals of geologic time.

Recent works have circumvented this issue by first inferring segments of different continental ancestry (i.e., locus-specific) followed by independent application of PCA only on segments of specific continental ancestry (e.g., European segments; Johnson et al. 2011; Moreno-Estrada et al. 2013).

The process of drawing genotypes for each reproducing individual from the corresponding GFD of the cohort it belongs to as well as the assignment of larval groups to different continental regions according to eqn (1) add a stochastic component to the model, all the other parameters being constant.

FIFA, the governing body of world soccer, has determined eight top seeds and has attempted so far as possible to separate teams of the different continental federations.

We resequenced 20 independent noncoding autosomal regions dispersed throughout the genome, accounting for a total of 27 kb per individual, in a large population panel of 213 individuals from different continental populations, which may help to obtain a more general picture of human demographic history.

A very long sequence of small mammals allowed to date the different continental drainage stages of the Granada Basin from latest Tortonian to the Holocene and to reconstruct qualitatively its environmental evolution.

Different perceptions of Islam and integration were compounded in some countries by a wildly different continental view of Pakistan.

This continental clustering property enabled us to build a coarse-grained avalanche network at the continental level, revealing the major flow of influence and dominance over different continental regions (Fig. S5).

Considerable mixing of adult eels coming from different continental locations can take place during the North-Atlantic migration, whose duration is still debated (van Ginneken and Maes 2005; Aarestrup et al. 2009).