Sentence examples for preliminary population from inspiring English sources
Here the design of the lifestyle-intervention study is described and results are presented from the preliminary population screening, conducted between March 1999 and June 2000.
These microsatellite markers, together with our preliminary population genetic analyses, will provide a valuable resource for population genetic research, and contribute to effective integrated pest management strategies in the future.
However, preliminary population PK analysis suggested that Vss/F was about 50 L.
Preliminary population genetic analyses showed that Hd and θW were higher in Antarctica and the Macquarie Ridge (Table 1).
Preliminary population genetic analyses were performed on individuals from Tanesashi (n = 20), Mitsuke (n = 14), and Kirishima-dake (n = 19).
Preliminary population genetics analyses were performed on 42 individuals from an A. bipindensis population from eastern Cameroon (Appendix 1).
The need of extensive bioinformatics analysis and suitable computational genomics tools in SNP imputation and scanning of high-quality and non-erroneous SNP genotyping information, particularly from individuals of advanced generation mapping populations could restrain the use of GBS assay for molecular mapping of QTLs in preliminary populations of chickpea.
Recently, some preliminary general population normative SF-36 data [ 28] have been published.
This clearly suggests that even with preliminary mapping populations like F2, it is possible to identify the major QTLs with an appropriate population size.
In a preliminary nationwide population-based headache survey in Turkey conducted in 1998 using the criteria of first edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD-I, 1988) [17], migraine prevalence was estimated to be 16.4% and TTH 31.7% among 2,007 households aged between 15 and 55 years [18].
The high-density markers will help to fine map and identify the QTLs with major effects even in the preliminary segregating populations.
