Sentence examples for origin of the population from inspiring English sources

One is the ethnic origin of the population studied.

The central haplotype in the network, which could be interpreted as ancestral, is widely distributed and gives no information about the geographical origin of the population expansion.

Common garden studies have shown that timing of bud set is strongly correlated with latitude of origin of the population [ 5- 9].

Estimates of MAF in SNP development studies are, however, strongly influenced by the sample size and by the genetic origin of the population [ 10].

As the oncogenicity of specific HPV variants appears to vary geographically and depending on the ethnic origin of the population studied [ 16].

The origin of the population used in the present study is a Chilean salmon strain derived from the Irish strain Fanad-Mowi (originally from Norway) [ 25, 26].

Then, the fact of being cultured in a common environment seemed to be more responsible for the long-term variability in the energetic reserve than the origin of the populations or their previous biochemical status.

Manche was also the name of the principal lineage at Manche and this lineage was the origin of the populations of the other Manche Ch'ol towns.

The insertion patterns of these TEs reveal clear differentiation between the M and S forms, whatever the geographical origin of the populations.

South north population structure at MHC loci probably reflects origin of the populations from separate glacial refugia.

Geographic distances were calculated as great circle distances between the capitals of the countries of origin of the populations (Warsaw was chosen for EEJ).