Sentence examples for quantification of population from inspiring English sources

These give an unprecedented breadth to the quantification of population variation and disease development.

A quantification of population as related to potential users by social status in different distances to the parks shows the accessibility of parks for different quantities of inhabitants and different social strata.

Therefore, when accurate quantification of population activity in the cortex is desired, such normalization is less than ideal.

With increasing 2-methylbutyrate supplementation, real-time PCR quantification of populations of Ruminococcus albus, Ruminococcus flavefaciens, Bufyrivibrio fibrisolvens and Fibrobacter succinogenes linearly increased (P<0.05) and was higher for MMB and HMB than for control (P<0.05).

Note that the imino protons exchange with the solvent and therefore result in much weaker intensities for the two dynamic, ligand-unbound RNA conformations while signal intensities are higher for the significantly more stable preQ1 aptamer complex, hence impairing an accurate quantification of populations of the coexisting folds.

There are no quantifications of population size, but crocodiles were stated to occur in large numbers in the 1950s (reviewed by [22]).

This method allows the quantification of cell population, average cell size and population homogeneity.

These findings demonstrate that the traditional ΔF/F normalization of voltage-sensitive dye signals can introduce pernicious inaccuracies in the quantification of neural population activity.

Microarrays and more recent RNA-seq technologies allow the simultaneous quantification of cell population average mRNA abundance for thousands of genes.

This paper presents an overview of current knowledge relative to identification and quantification of sensitive population subgroups, utilization of sensitive subgroups for studying low dose-effects and issues in formulating environmental policies from information on sensitive subsets of the population.

Quantification of the population mortality burden attributable to adverse changes in weather conditions are essential for planning of adaptive approaches to minimize the impact of climate change on population, particularly in less developed countries in sub-Saharan Africa.