Sentence examples for population discussed from inspiring English sources
It is possible that the patterns seen at the outer surface protein genes reflect ancient events that arose in a continuously distributed ancestral population (discussed below).
Except for the Scandinavian population discussed above, the p.Ala467Thr mutation seems to be the most common non-synonymous disease-causing POLG mutation worldwide (Luoma et al., 2004; Horvath et al., 2006; Chinnery and Zeviani, 2008; Blok et al., 2009).
Before a review of the evidence implicating maternal antibodies in the pathogenesis of CHB, it may be necessary to define more precisely the patient population discussed in this review.
3. In groups representing different segments of the population, discuss the implications of raising a religious monument on government property.
The regulator "does not understood that, more than being brands, Twitter and Facebook are public spaces where 25 percent of the French population discuss and exchange information," wrote Benoît Raphaël, author of a blog called La Social NewsRoom.
The discerning reader will have zeroed in on the fact that reference populations discussed above are white.
As with the clinical populations discussed above, in those populations that likely have a chronic shift in their CAR, any additional or consistent alteration in CAR seems doubtful.
The four target populations discussed in the consultation were thus fishermen, widows, female sex workers, and HIV serodiscordant couples.
Women in both populations discussed their guilt about having the condition and about how it might affect their children.
There is evidence from both microbial [ 68] and cancer cell populations (discussed below) that drug treatments can reduce heterogeneity of a population when they are naive to the drug.
Applying insights from the simulation studies, we attempted to map QTL underlying protein and oil using GWA scans within both MS-2000 and IL-1966 populations discussed above, as well as two additional populations, IL-1964 and MS-1996 (Table S1).
