Sentence examples for primitive population from inspiring English sources

The Spanish team believe the more primitive population could be an ancient human species called Homo antecessor, which lived in Europe around one million years ago.

Scientists, completing the first detailed analysis of the hominid's foot bones, say the findings bolster their controversial interpretation that these individuals belonged to a primitive population distinct from modern humans that lived as recently as 17,000 years ago on the Indonesian island of Flores.

Theoretical behavior of a primitive population dynamics model is briefly studied in order to get insights on the behavior of the presented model.

Although the CD34- satellite cell population was not characterized, it was suggested these cells may represent a more primitive population of muscle stem cells [5].

For the Nanay clones, which are generally considered as a primitive population from one locality and without detailed passport information, several individuals dispersed in several clusters.

The cells expanded in the presence of the compounds retained significantly higher number of primitive population (LTC units) compared to the control sets.

Sauvageau, G. et al. Overexpression of HOXB4 in hematopoietic cells causes the selective expansion of more primitive populations in vitro and in vivo.

In this view, anatomically modern Homo sapiens evolved from the various more primitive populations around the world with Europeans having significant H. neanderthalensis ancestry and East Asians having significant H. erectus ancestry (Hawks et al. 2000; Wolpoff et al. 2001).

Importantly, an examination of "stemness" genes identified a continuous, rather than discrete, stemness-related gene expression signature among individual glioblastoma cells, which suggests that glioblastomas contain primitive populations of stem-like cells with variable degrees of differentiation and proliferative capacity.

Only a few small primitive populations, living at the extremes of the environment, such as the Inuit (Eskimos), have been fueled by saturated fats.

Other Aldh isoforms are also increased in either both or one of the primitive populations including Aldh3b2, Aldh1a7 and Aldh3a1 (Table 3) and Aldh activity is increased in APSC (10-fold) (Figure 3B).