Sentence examples for population intermediate from inspiring English sources

For the GA parameter configuration, we use: number of independent runs, GA evolution steps, population size, population intermediate size, crossover probability, mutation probability, initial methods, select method.

Among women with any detectable defensin (69.5% of the study population), intermediate bacterial vaginosis was associated positively with defensin concentrations in multiple linear regression models (P =.007).

We find that, while the dynamics depends on whether output is controlled at the level of the individual or the population, intermediate or high Hill coefficients often evolve, leading to sigmoid input output functions that for some parameters are so steep to resemble a step function (an on off switch).

Intermediate alleles can be coincidently identified when healthy family members in an HD family undergo CAG-repeat sizing ('general population intermediate alleles').

Excess-death rates from respiratory illness were high for Iquitos, Peru Toluca, Mexicoo; and Basque Provinces, Spain (121 288 deaths/10,000 population); intermediate in Taiwan (78 180 deaths/10,000 population); and lower elsewhere, including in Boyacá (29 67 deaths/10,000 population).

To aid comparisons and to obtain meaningful risk ratio estimates of the FHP effect, we categorised FHP coverage, both annual and average, using cut-offs used in previous studies: without FHP (0), incipient (coverage of <30% of the population), intermediate (coverage >30%and<7070%), and consolidated (coverage ≥70%).

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Structure of a low-population intermediate state in the release of an enzyme product" for consideration at eLife.

Our results provide an illustration of the manner in which conformational fluctuations can play a central role in enzymatic reactions by creating low-population intermediate states that facilitate the challenging step of release of the products of the catalytic reaction.

We describe here the determination of the structure of a low-population intermediate in the product release process by human lysozyme through a combination of NMR spectroscopy and molecular dynamics simulations.

We found that in structured bacterial populations intermediate DNA diffusion rates predominantly cause transformation to impede adaptation by spreading deleterious alleles in the population.

In general, Asian or Amerindian populations have the highest birth prevalence, often as high as 1/500, with European derived populations intermediate at about 1/1000, and African-derived populations the lowest at 1/2500.