Sentence examples for rare populations from inspiring English sources

With new isolation, amplification, and computational modelling techniques becoming available there has been a general progression toward increased populations of cells or higher quality coverage in rare populations.

As ILC progenitors are rare populations in the bone marrow, their low frequency makes it very difficult to establish the precise regulatory mechanisms within these cells.

Their utility in developmental and biochemical studies, however, has been limited by the challenges associated with obtaining and maintaining adequate cell numbers of pure and/or rare populations.

This result is similar to the results of Morrison et al. (2008) who found "grid-based systematic designs were more efficient and practically implemented" than other methods that were compared in a simulation study of sampling rare populations.

These findings indicate that multi-site functional neuroimaging can offer a reliable means to increase power and generalizability of results when investigating brain function in rare populations and support the multi-site investigation of working memory function in the NAPLS study, in particular.

Phospho-specific flow cytometry (phospho-flow) permits the quantification of phosphorylation levels of intracellular signaling proteins in individual cells, including rare populations of cells [20], [21], [22].

Mallorca has a rare population of 100 black vultures and "people are now walking up to the nests".

Exploration is already affecting a rare population of gray whales, said Masha Vorontsova, the director in Russia for the Massachusetts-based International Fund for Animal Welfare.

Its reservoir of renewal is concentrated in a rare population of highly potent cells.

Protection Island National Wildlife Refuge, harbouring a rare population of rhinoceros auklets, lies offshore to the east of the city.

A rare population can have several meanings.