Though a decision by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to move forward with an reintroduction effort has not yet been made, an experimental population designation should help CPW get the necessary approval for a reintroduction from the state wildlife commission and the Colorado state legislature.
Our tree topology and population designation were nearly identical to those of Jin et al. [ 39].
The advantage of SAMOVA is that it removes bias in population designation because it does not make a priori group distinction for genetic analyses.
To examine the extent of mixed ancestry, we used a model-based algorithm to determine genetic ancestry of each individual in a given number of ancestral populations without population designation as implemented in ADMIXTURE (ver. 1.22) (Alexander et al. 2009).
The proposed formula would designate over 90% of current geographic and low-income population HPSA designations.
Thus, significant factors in this study can only be considered potential predictors of the arterial stiffness indexes measured and need to be confirmed prospectively in a type 1 diabetes population, before designation as true predictors.
Land use designations, population density, and basic services are key criteria for identifying optimal locations for vertical development of mid- and high- rise buildings.
Therefore, there is an urgent need to design and implement appropriate land management options, coupled with population control and designation of protected areas to preserve natural resources.
As facilities are upgraded from one level of the health system to the next, we found a large amount of heterogeneity in results across health centers, which did not correlate with health centers' catchment area, catchment population, or administrative designation of urban, suburban, or rural settings.
Classification can be subdivided farther than the genus and species designations; a population of a species is deemed an "evolutionarily significant unit" when it exists in a state of reproductive isolation (and therefore may proceed along an evolutionary path distinctly dissimilar from its morphologically similar counterparts) (NOAA 2011: Glossary).
