Sentence examples for population data set from inspiring English sources
To produce a simulated population data set for any one of the five examples, a set of 10,000 auxiliary variable values were generated, based on the frequency distribution of that example.
The combined population data set shows one 2nd chromosome QTL and the 3rd chromosome QTL.
Analysis of the NEF protein subset of the population data set revealed that in the Kroatian population the number of ancestral epitopes in NEF was increasing over time.
Therefore, the lack of adaptation to epitope precursors in HIv-1 (Fig. 2) should not be attributed to the relatively short time span of the population data set.
If the time covered by our population data set is sufficient, we should see a decrease over time in the immunological similarity of current-day sequences to the ancestral HIV-1 sequence.
However, comparisons between the hospital and population data set show that collectively, breast cancer cases managed by UMMC over a ten-year period from 1996 2005 essentially mirror those that were reported to the national registry in 2003.
With linked population data sets programme/policy evaluation and economic models can also be investigated (such as the effectiveness of preventive interventions which are traditionally hard to quantify).
Strengths include numerous validation studies indicating that the hypertensive disorders are reliably reported in the population data sets used for the study and the consistency of trends across most countries.
In particular, we revisited their analysis with a recently assembled data set that largely subsumes the earlier 53-population data set.
In this way, 86 of the 2,082 DArT loci (4.1%) with a quality parameter greater than 80% and 65 of the 956 (6.8%) non-DArT loci were completely removed from the combined (all-population) data set.
On the basis of this analysis, Ashraf and Galor (2013) claimed that a "hump-shaped" effect of genetic diversity on economic development from the 53-population data set was a general worldwide phenomenon.
