Sentence examples for populations extending from inspiring English sources

Clinal variation was observed at classical markers by Barbujani et al. (1994) among Altaic populations extending over a large area encompassing CAS and NEAS, and by Karafet et al. (2001) in NEAS, while random genetic variation is found among SEAS, even at small geographic distances.

The most widely distributed Adenanthos species of the south coast, A. cuneatus is common and locally abundant between King George Sound and Israelite Bay, along the coast and up to 40 km inland, with isolated populations extending west to Walpole and the Stirling Range, and as far east of Israelite Bay as Twilight Cove.

Seeds were collected from large established populations, extending over 2500 m in July and August 2011.

Sequence and structural conservation of the CBD suggests the potential to tailor specificity for detection and differentiation of target cell populations, extending previous work [ 29].

As much of the work in GWAS has focused on European populations, extending GWAS to different populations may provide new discoveries.

As already noted S. australis is widespread in subalpine habitat with a few populations extending down to low elevation (~300 m asl) areas in some locations.

Data suggested that reasoning biases found with non-offender populations extended to an offender population and some interactions by gender and by offender group were noted.

The need to raise awareness of the effects of rising predator populations extends far beyond fisheries.

Both peptidergic populations extend collateral processes locally, as well as to the dorsal AVP-containing region [58].

The absence of a common response to antiviral treatment in these viral populations extends not only to genetic variability but also to more general patterns of evolution.

Exploration of the transcriptional programs initiated by interferons in heterogenous and homogenous cell populations, extends our understanding of the global actions of these major mediators of inflammation, improving our comprehension of disease states, immune cell signaling cascades, the immunomodulatory mechanisms of infectious agents and potential recombinant therapies.