Sentence examples for populations with which from inspiring English sources
The results suggested that all the double sampling estimators considered here (Table 1) performed equally well with any of the five example populations with which they were tested.
This plant may feed a herbivore that forms a classic metapopulation made up of local populations with relatively independent dynamics; and this herbivore may in turn have several functionally important predators and parasites, each with their own relationship to the spatial structure of the host populations with which they interact.
Yet many wild populations with which escaped farmed salmon might interbreed inhabit acidified rivers (pH 4.6 5.2).
Correlation between the SFV sequences isolated from humans and those from the corresponding nonhuman primate populations with which they reported contact was excellent.
Phylogenetic analysis showed that SFV from 3 infected persons was similar to that from the nonhuman primate populations with which the infected persons reported contact.
These later efforts highlight the need to examine the psychometric properties of the GSE in light of the specific populations with which it is used.
The Western battle for hearts and minds is now an absurd irrelevance in much of the East, where those of us who feel bound to the West face the rage and hostility of a large part of the population with which we were for so long if not friendly then at least cordially estranged.
My first thought was that only dating other Jews means closing off an entire segment of the population with which you might find love!
For these two-population models, we treated the German population as a reference population with which we compared each of the remaining five populations in pairwise fashion.
The deduced origin of the admixed introduced population is the population with which the FST-value is the smallest or the assignment likelihood value is the highest.
Kupffer cells constitute the first macrophage population with which pathogens, bacterial endotoxins, and microbial debris derived from the gastrointestinal tract come into contact, and together with the sinusoidal endothelial cells, comprise the reticuloendothelial system of the liver [18].
