Sentence examples for populations lead from inspiring English sources
At the EPFL, Evan worked in the laboratory of Johan Auwerx on understanding how varying genetic backgrounds and environments across mouse populations lead to divergent incidence and severity of metabolic diseases.
Most welfare systems were set up on a pay-as-you-go basis (benefits are paid out of current taxes) which only work well when those paying-in outnumber those taking out; declining populations lead to very awkward maths.
Recently, novel protocols enabled the generation of aSyn oligomers from purified proteins, and their effects on cells suggested heterogeneous populations lead to cell death [30].
The fact that polymorphism is maintained in populations lead to the question whether this is due to immune selection through allele-specific protective responses.
The size of the clone and estimates of annual growth from multiple populations lead us to conclude that the clone is in excess of 13,000 years old.
In the classic chromosomal speciation model, chromosomal rearrangements between populations lead to infertility when heterozygous.
Declining rural human populations led to increased forest cover and deer numbers.
They further showed that loss of both populations led to a diminished response to the drug and enhanced tumor progression.
Spotlighting a heavily white Scandinavian country in contrast to countries with heavy black populations led to plenty of inescapable conclusions — for just about everyone except Nielsen, it seemed.
Economists generally agree that the ageing of populations leads to slower growth, because a country's potential output tends to fall as its labour force shrinks.
Concerns about whether or not it allowed adequate viability of bighorn populations led to an appeal eventually upheld by the chief of the Forest Service in 2005.
