Sentence examples for population random from inspiring English sources

The statement made in the practice parameter that the sensitivity of nerve conduction tests exceeds 85% at a specificity of 95% [ 5] appears to lack strong supportive evidence; this can only be determined with a high degree of certainty by performing appropriately designed randomized clinical studies and testing large population random samples of asymptomatic persons [ 13].

This study determines the cell population random motility, as well as the haptotaxis and chemotaxis coefficients, by fitting the experimental data.

We first used analyses of covariance to analyze fruit number and fruit set of selected individuals as a function of population (random factor) and NND (covariate).

the genetic origin of variation within a population (random mutations) and. the relative nature of fitness (dependent on phenotypes and the environment).

In addition, the following stochastic behavior can also be verified: let {X1,…,X N } be a random sample from the population random variable equipped with the survival function (1) at k z)=δ.

Similarly, we used analyses of covariance to analyze fruit number and fruit set as a function of population (random factor) and 0.1 m LNS (covariate), 0.2 m LNS (covariate) and 0.3 m LNS (covariate).

Within finite populations, random genetic drift and natural selection affect the mutational variation.

If populations are sufficiently subdivided so that there is no gene flow (movement of individuals and their genes among populations), random processes can lead to speciation.

The magnitude of heterosis was estimated as the fitness of the offspring from the interpopulation crosses relative to the mean of the respective within-population random crosses.

Based on HVS-I and HVS-II data, East Timor (29%) was amid the other island population in the unique haplotype proportions (8-47%, median 45.5%) and the intra-population random match probabilities (RMPs) (1 37 1 67, East Timor: 1 59).

Two different sampling strategies were used in pioneering NGS-works: A within-population random sampling strategy (Francalacci et al. 2013; Poznik et al. 2013; Wei et al. 2013; Lippold et al. 2014; Yan et al. 2014; Hallast et al. 2015) and a sampling based on a priori knowledge about the haplogroup affiliation of the Y chromosomes to be analyzed (Scozzari et al. 2014).