Sentence examples for population contributions from inspiring English sources
To explain this pattern it is required to consider organismic and population contributions.
For the informal sector population, contributions were to be collected by various organizations close to the population.
How do AIM panels selected by these different methods perform in estimating ancestry population contributions under different proportion of ancestral population in an admixed population?
As we shall see, the change of cell volume and fitness during evolution results from the interplay between organismic and population contributions.
In addition, the individual population contributions to CT can be decomposed into components attributable to variation within a particular population (CS) and to its degree of divergence from all other populations (CD).
We applied the Core Set methods of Eding et al. [ 21] to investigate the population contributions to global diversity that account for within- and between-breed kinship coefficients by minimizing the overall kinship coefficient of the metapopulation considered and eliminating the genetic overlap between breeds in the core set [ 12].
Population contribution was particularly important for Madrid and its surroundings as well as for most Mediterranean provinces.
By contrast, the 70% population lives in rural area and contributing only 44% of total NNP which is almost 30% lower than their population contribution.
Recently, claims have been made that an Tbx18-positive epicardial-derived cell population contribution to the myocardial compartment in mice [26], [27].
Studies confirmed the migrant population contribution to the incidence of TB and the differences were reported among the 18 districts in Beijing [24], [31].
Individual population contribution to the global Fst measure has not deviated much from the average (ranges 15 17 per cent), indicating that the degree of evolution of all the populations from a common ancestral population is similar, without any special evolutionary constraints.
