Sentence examples for recent ne from inspiring English sources

This may partially explain the paradox of high levels of polymorphism in Domestic cattle and the relatively small recent Ne in this species.

While recent Ne estimates for the Holstein-Friesian population range from < 100 to 114 [ 35, 46, 47], Ne for the FV population is considerably higher (see Additional file 6).

Although suffering from Parkinson's disease in recent years, Ne'eman continued working long hours and was a headline speaker at a number of recent international conferences.

The most recent study (Nes et al. 2006) with a partly overlapping dataset found heritability estimates 42 56% and reported sex-specific additive genetic and nonshared environmental effects.

In recent years Mui Ne, about three hours northeast of Ho Chi Minh City (which the Vietnamese still call Saigon), has become something like the Hamptons of Vietnam.

In a recent study investigating Ne of an Australian tiger prawn (Penaeus esculentus) population, Ovenden et al. [128] determined using simulation that they would require 2,000 samples taken one generation apart to reliably estimate Ne of about 8,000 breeding individuals with eight microsatellite loci using similar temporal methods as this study.

The BSPs of all the L0d sub-haplogroups, except L0d1a, indicated a recent increase in Ne.

The L0d3 BSP profile that included east African and the Kuwait haplotypes (L0d3+) (from [ 10, 12, 31] as explained in the Methods section) showed a slow decline over an extended period followed by a recent increase in Ne (Additional file 2: Figure S9).

The Gulf Atlantic population experienced a recent expansion in Ne that may be the result of a westward dispersal of anoles across the Gulf Coastal Plain (Tollis et al. 2012), and we observed a high number of fixed TE insertions in this population.

We are seeing this play out in the news this week, with President Obama's recent nomination of Ari Ne'eman to the National Council on Disability.

The recent effective population size (Ne) of humans is ≤ 104 [ 31, 32].