Sentence examples for populations low from inspiring English sources

In both populations, low levels of CCN2 were significantly associated with current smoking.

Aging populations, low birth rates and European reluctance to do many menial jobs make this influx inevitable.

Years of lean acorn production keep predator populations low, so there are fewer animals to eat all the seeds in a mast year.

In addition, the plasma has two electron populations: low temperature population of electrons with high density, and high temperature population of electrons with low density.

In this sense, genes under balancing or purifying selection are assumed to display too even allele frequencies across populations (low FST), whilst those under local directional selection are expected to generate strong genetic differences (high FST) between populations.

Wolves (Canis lupus) prey on moose across most of the taiga, and some scientists and game managers believe that once moose numbers are depressed, wolf predation can keep moose populations low.

In particular, Planned Parenthood helps the Komen Foundation reach vulnerable populations — low-income women, African-American women, and Latinas — especially in rural areas and underserved communities where Planned Parenthood health centers are their only source of health care.

However, at large distances, spatial structure was much higher for woodland populations (lowest r = −0.014) than for agricultural populations (lowest r = −0.009).

In the widely used PC12 populations, low-REST cells coexist with few, spontaneous high-REST PC12 cells.

3) The manuscript begins with examination of WGS data from 55 treatment naïve prostate cancers and subsequent distribution into 2 chromosomal rearrangement populations – "low-rearrangement" and "high-rearrangement".

Since SNVs with both low estimated allele frequency (<0.1) and low read depth in the baseline tended to change the most in the evolving populations, low-MAF SNPs with low coverage seem to have poor allele frequency estimates, as also seen in Figure 1 contrasting the Georgia Tech and Raleigh Drosophila Genetic Reference Panel (DGRP) estimates.