Sentence examples for populations aside from inspiring English sources

Notably, Altaian Kazakhs (both from SW and SE) had limited genetic affinities with Central Asian populations aside from the Kazakh1.

Within the two lineages there is a high degree of topological uncertainty, suggesting very little genetic structure among Adélie penguin populations, aside from the division into two lineages.

Finally, populations aside, we found that patients who required dose reductions within each sub-population had an increased overall treatment duration, and OS (Table 4).

That is, even if we leave complexity of external crossing and inheritance patterns in natural populations aside, and even if we assume 100%% male fertility, the value remains <1 which means that frequencies of apomixis will decrease in our model system.

The results are deemed representative of the target population aside from random sampling errors or any biases that might be introduced by non-response (Reichel & Morales, 2017; Morales et al., 2012).

Consequently, designing a traditional random sample of individual TCFBs in the Spanish cities was not problematic, and the results are deemed representative of the target population aside from random sampling errors or any biases that might be introduced by non-response.

The mountain lion population in the Santa Monica Mountains is still relatively healthy but has the lowest documented genetic diversity of any puma population, aside from Florida's panthers.

Generally, the spiritual needs of people with dementia were more similar than different to the rest of the population, aside from the limitations of dementia.

The Thai health system has not taken responsibility for providing health care to the border population (aside from legal migrants who can afford health insurance) and is largely inaccessible to them.

CWD is the only TSE to infect wild populations, and aside from scrapie is the only one that is infectious (Miller et al. 2000).

To study ecological effects caused by the victim-exploiter interaction [ 34] between hosts and parasites, we consider models with changing population size aside of models with constant population size.