Sentence examples for populations drawing from inspiring English sources

In this review, we compare the thymic requirements of these distinct T-cell populations, drawing attention to our current understanding of the multiple roles played by the thymus medulla in the intrathymic migration and development of these cells.

Christman, Herbert, and their colleagues also tested the SNP's power to influence obesity in five other populations drawn from various studies.

Using data from a long-term field study of plant demography, we simulated the effects of sampling variance by drawing vital rates and calculating λ for increasingly larger populations drawn from a total population of 3842 plants.

This may indeed be the case for populations drawn from large collections, breeding materials, or from released cultivars.

Most studies were descriptive and non-comparative in nature, with small study populations drawn from local areas.

This highlights the need for population based epidemiologic research, since study populations drawn only from clinical settings may not be representative of the broader community.

Our interest in the AKT1 haplotypeype and its strong phenotypic associations in variable populations drew our attention to the characterization of this gene and protein.

Studies on PR in nonselected target populations drawn from prevalence studies are needed in order to determine the number of completers and the effects gained.

Although our data does not suggest that relationship between discourse and practice, we are confident that practices could affect discourses that specific populations draw upon.

Using user-defined estimates of N e priors, O neS amp generates 50 000 simulated populations drawn randomly from the distribution of N e priors.

The 1000 Genomes Project provides 1,092 whole-genome sequences obtained from 14 populations drawn from Europe, East Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and the Americas [ 18].