Sentence examples for population between different from inspiring English sources

If we look at the military expenditure per capita, we can control for differences in population between different countries.

These differences may be explained by sampling differences (both in terms of sampling techniques or collection sites), or by differences in the population between different years.

Differences in social mixing or stratification of the RAF population between different camps could also contribute to a lower R0.

The SIR model formulates the changes of individuals in the population between different disease states in terms of a system of ordinary differential equations (ODE), known as the Kermack-McKendrick ODE model [ 4].

The difference in survival outcomes and effects could be related to several factors such as small sample size of ALK+ patients in the studies, heterogeneous patient population between different countries, particularly the background EGFR mutant rate that has been noted to be higher in Asian populations and the variability of treatment regimes, including the use of ALK inhibitors in some studies.

A number of international consortia have since investigated the genetic differences both between individuals from the same population and between different populations from around the world.

Although possible in a few cases, exchanges of populations between different plots located from 500 m to 4 km apart seem uncommon.

A potential explanation for increased genetic diversity in the aliphatic glucosinolate biosynthetic pathway may be that gene expression diversity enables response to fluctuations in natural insect populations between different generations.

Most flow cytometry experiments are performed for the purpose of comparing populations between different samples.

The similarity of bacterial populations between different intestinal tracts and different diets was evaluated with dendrograms which were built by calculating the Manhattan distance.

In a related vein, Wright's model of "mass selection under changing conditions" invokes temporal changes in the environment as a process that can facilitate the movement of evolving populations between different fitness peaks [ 37, 38].