Sentence examples for populations point from inspiring English sources
But John Theberge, a wildlife biologist emeritus from the University of Waterloo in Canada, and Mary Theberge, who study wolf howls in wild populations, point out in an e-mail message that "extrapolating conclusions from penned animals to … wild ones is dangerous.
Most studies that have assessed oxidative stress in schizophrenia populations point to an increase in toxic damage due to both increased pro-oxidants and decreased antioxidants [ 13].
Our analyses in three independent populations point to a significant association between Lp(a) concentrations, LMW apo(a) phenotypes, and one SNP within the LPA gene with symptomatic and asymptomatic PAD.
Pronounced differences in the composition and functional capacity of the human microbiota between geographically distant populations point toward an important role of the diet in these inter-individual variations (26, 30, 31, 32).
Genomic research on the history of European populations points to a series of sharp declines that coincided first with the Neolithic expansion through central Europe around 7,500 years ago, then with their spread into north-western Europe about 6,000 years ago.
Furthermore, back-projection of the climatic niche based on invasive populations points to a southern European origin.
The distribution of variation within and among populations points towards balancing selection and away from directional selection.
The striking division of selective pressures among populations points to a model of recent ecological niche specialization.
Moreover, different variants have a larger role in other populations, pointing to ethnic and geographic differences, such as p.Y104X in Pakistani patients and p.E480X in Indian patients.
Overall, the evidence from healthy populations points towards the lack of a major relationship of planum temporale asymmetry to language dominance, which we also confirmed here (Supplementary material).
Individuals with shared genotypes always had the same phenotypic gender in both populations, pointing to the developmental stability of the sterility trait.
