Sentence examples for population deviation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we recalculated the burden of injury by substituting the YLD and YLL outcomes of the Netherlands (per 1,000) on the population deviation of the other countries.

The cohort of Amerindian individuals was in Hardy Weinberg (HW) equilibrium (figure 2), but we observed a slightly higher-than-expected frequency of the T−13910 allele in the Hispanic population (deviation from HW equilibrium, p<0.05).

Twenty-two of these congressional plans were legal, in that they were compact, contiguous, assigned all geography, and had nearly equal population deviations.

We estimated the Wright's fixation indices for within-population deviation from random mating (FIS), as well as pairwise subpopulation differentiation (FST), following Weir & Cockerham [ 52].

STRUCTURE places individuals in populations in such a way as to minimize within-population deviations from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and linkage equilibrium.

The observed mean difference and population standard deviation from the pilot data are defined as dpilot and spilot respectively.

Prior values for the mean difference and population standard deviation are defined as dprior and sprior respectively.

Clinical meaningfulness (mean difference divided by population standard deviation, δ/σ) of differences between the groups with and without lipoatrophy was also evaluated.

When the population standard deviation, σ, is unknown, the sample standard deviation is used to estimate σ in the confidence interval formula.

When a population deviates from that pattern, you can be reasonably sure that something about that population is driving that deviation.

F statistics which include FIT, deviations from Hardy- Weinberg expectation across the whole population, FIS deviation from Hardy- Weinberg expectation within a population and FST, correlation of alleles between subpopulation was calculated using AMOVA approach in Arlequin.