Sentence examples for population modifying from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of these random effects denotes the existence of covariates (apart from population) modifying the risks and these are not considered in the analysis.

Interestingly, both the half-life of erythropoietin and the administration interval appear to affect the age distribution of red blood cells (RBC) within the circulating population, modifying the mean RBC lifespan.

Therefore, it is suggested that the medication used by the population modifies the HRV.

The baseline characteristics of the 492 patients in the evaluable population (modified intention-to-treat analysis) are presented in Table 1; there were no differences in baseline characteristics between treatment arms.

Functional studies are needed to determine whether any of the two populations modifies the outcome of this colitis.

Ultimately, in the better cases, changes in the genetic structure of connected populations modify their evolutionary trajectory (by changes in life-history characteristics for instance Johansson et al. 2007; Waples et al. 2008), or in the worst cases, lead to local extinction (Spielman et al. 2004).

Exchangeable cations exert their influence on microbial biomass and hence carbon dynamics by controlling the size and activity of the microbial population through modifying the physicochemical characteristics of microbial habitats.

As pointed out by Liu and Yang [11], due to the high similarity between computer virus and biological virus, it is acceptable to establish dynamical models describing biological virus among a population by modifying an e-epidemic model.

This could conceal some implications for the safety of the population, possibly modifying the adherence to treatment [ 41- 43].

This underpinned the use of focus groups with the target population in modifying an existing intervention by SSWs for SSWs.

However, we found some support for a role of CLOCK allele length within subspecies groups, and ADCYAP1 allele length within a population, in modifying migratory behavior.