Sentence examples for population axis from inspiring English sources

Our information was survey-based (Axis I) and referred to the general population (Axis II).

The analysis further depicted high intraspecific diversity in both species, particularly in Turkish H. orientalis populations (axis 2, 1.8 % of the total variance, Fig.  2), and partly associated with some subtle geographic structuring in H. arborea (over a NW-SE gradient; axis 3, 1.7 % of the total variance, Fig.  2).

Pre-analyses suggested a major and population independent axis of differentiation between color morphs.

(E ) The log2 counts for eIF2B5 (top panel) or eIF2B4 (bottom panel) targeting shRNAs in the High-reporter population (x-axis) vs the Low-reporter population (y-axis) was plotted and color coded based on the log2 enrichment as depicted in the side bar.

Italy, having infuriated its German allies by refusing to enact anti-Jewish legislation, did everything to protect its Jewish population after the Axis fell apart.

These two criteria can be set out in a matrix of four cells, with countries treated equally or weighted by population on one axis, and income measured in current exchange rates or in PPP terms on the other.

In the overall AXIS population, class-effect AEs reported in the axitinib and sorafenib arms included diarrhoea (55% and 53%, respectively), hypertension (40%and29%9%, respectively), fatigue (39%and32%2%, respectively), palmar-plantar erythrodysaesthesia (27% and 51%, respectively), rash (13%and32%2%, respectively) and alopecia (4% and 32%, respectively) (Rini et al, 2011).

The population plot (y-axis) against the simulation time-stamps (x-axis), for all four cases.

The population plot (y-axis) against the simulation time-stamps (x-axis), for all four cases, distributed against individual PoA. Figure 5 provides evaluation results of all PoAs against time, representing area-wise trend.

At the chromosomal level SDI levels correlated strongly between populations (reduced major axis regression, y=0.72 x+0.04, r=0.57, F1,26=37.07, P<0.001; Figure 2).

First, we assumed that migration only occurs between neighbouring populations along the axis following the course of the main rivers (stepping-stone migration model).