Sentence examples for populations of origin from inspiring English sources

Before and just after 9/11, jihadis, including suicide bombers, were on average materially better-off and better-educated relative to their populations of origin.

We thank Gillianne Bowman, Sophie Hoehn, David Galeuchet and Catherine Perret for providing seeds and information on the plant populations of origin.

PCA grouped individuals in clusters according to their populations of origin (Fig.  2).

These individuals and their populations of origin are listed in supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online.

The population of interest is likely to be non-random and thus may not represent the populations of origin.

Geneclass2 [ 59] assigned individuals to putative populations of origin for contemporary walleye, historic walleye, and "blue pike", using 1000000 simulations.

Testing the population divergence vector revealed that population-of-origin had the strongest effect (= 0.37) followed by parents (= 0.20).

Population-of-origin had strong effects on overall shape variation as well as the population and predator divergence vectors.

No significant interaction was found between sex and population-of-origin (Wilks' Lambda = 0.832; F18,331 = 1.236; p = 0.230).

This study illustrates the great potential of patterns obtained from ancient DNA to identify population-of-origin to investigate historic genotype structure of extinct populations.

Collectively, these results indicate that body shape variation among offspring was most strongly influenced by their population-of-origin, followed by predator-induced phenotypic plasticity.