Sentence examples for population to population from inspiring English sources

The question is intriguing and will differ from population to population.

The chief reason for interest in tasting ability, however, is that the frequency of tasters varies from population to population.

This statistic may differ from population to population, depending upon how common antidepressant use during pregnancy is.

We don't really know how height genes vary from population to population, but anthropometric studies suggest that there's nothing about an American that makes him intrinsically taller than a Mexican, or a Swede taller than a Central American.

These gene chips, as they are colloquially known, pick out differences in single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs, pronounced "snips")—small fragments of DNA that vary from individual to individual, and population to population.

And that varies it turns out from population to population," said Frommeyer.

The loss is especially severe because van Schaik and other researchers have only just begun to chart the apes' primitive culture, which varies from population to population.

In particular, the GA method enhances the chances of converging to global optimal point by the population-to-population search rather than the point-to-point search.

A population-to-population comparison reveals a different methylation profile between Iranians and AA for: GPNMB (89 vs. 100%), CHD5 (47 vs. 78%), LGR6 (31 vs. 49%), and ICAM5 (7.5 vs. 40%) with at least 3 statistically significant differences (GPNMB, CHD5 and ICAM5).

Genetic association studies are indeed susceptible to false positives due to genetic population diversity, population structure and to multiple tests performed.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Values of rural population to total population in 2011.