Sentence examples for population enlarging from inspiring English sources

In this study, a large number of BES-SSRs were incorporated into a cultivated genetic map, increasing the number of mapped markers to 318 in a single cultivated mapping population, enlarging the coverage to 1,674 cM, and reducing average distance between two adjacent markers to 5.3 cM.

Imagine if everyone who read Mister Robbins' book took his advice and that in fifty years the wealthiest 1% of our population was enlarged to 2%.

Druet et al. (2010) observed only small gains in imputation accuracy when the reference population was enlarged with >1000 genotyped individuals.

Chronic diseases pose an increasing threat to population health, enlarge the burden of care giving, and constrain the financial viability of health care systems worldwide.

Interestingly, when a control population was enlarged by all samples (n = 1092) from the 1000 genomes project, the allelic frequency differed significantly for eight other SNPs (P < 0.05; Figure 2).

In an island with low habitat heterogeneity, the original population may enlarge and spread over the island, eventually accumulating morphological and genetic change that is taxonomically and biologically regarded as a new species.

By contrast, Scl expression is reduced in the stem/progenitor compartment and flow cytometry analysis revealed that the HSC and megakaryocyte-erythroid progenitor populations are enlarged in Scl Δ19/Δ19 mice.

The study has shown that transplantations of small fragments might constitute a resource-efficient option for establishment of new populations of endangered lichen species, or for enlarging their populations at the present sites of occurrence.

But, by enlarging the population enrolled in government plans, it highlights the inadequacy of private-sector insurance.

These patterns still have the possibility to be examined in in vivo experiments by means of enlarging animal population.

Using a larger reference population with more animals of each breed may enable to properly separate across-breed animal and within-breed animal effects in a better way, but enlarging reference populations for numerically small breeds is challenging.