Sentence examples for represents a small population from inspiring English sources

Taken together these results suggested that anti-GAD67 reactivity usually represents a small population of the total anti-GAD65 that react with an epitope shared between the two isoforms.

Interestingly, while this site (Site 1-A-1) represents a small population averaging 50,000 individuals, a large part of this population is constantly turning over since the major contributors of sewage to this subdivision are the hotels along the Mediterranean seashore.

Instantaneous Gj, measured 5 ms after the imposition of Vj steps, was not significantly different than steady-state Gj, indicating that the junctions approximated their lowest conductance state, which was always > 0, within 5 ms. The residual conductance presumably represents a small population (∼15%–∼20%) of voltage-insensitive channels.

Therefore, the prevalence before 2005 represents a smaller population with biases rather than the whole population since 2005.

CSC represent a small population of cancer cells and share common properties with normal stem cells.

γδ T cells are a new subset of T lymphocytes that represent a small population of immune cells, exhibit features of both innate and adaptive immunity, and play an indispensable role in host defense, immune surveillance and homeostasis.

Available studies provide either a general overview of a large historical database without pooled analysis [11], included high percentage of patients requiring cardiovascular support [12], are based on a specific population of patients [13] or were based on a low number of reports representing a small population of patients [14].

Very early farming sites have been excavated on Cyprus, but researchers were not sure whether they represented a small population pushed off the mainland perhaps by population pressure or competition with other farmers or the beginnings of a major migration across the sea to Europe.

We represent a small population in the world and have become accustomed to sticking together for survival.

T3.70+ thymocytes in H-Y TCRβ transgenic females represent a small population of cells containing different TCRα chains (Stolzer and Sant'Angelo unpublished).

In the three-month old rabbits these cells represented a small population (about 1/9 with respect to the newly generated neuronal cells), whereas their relative amount increased in the adult, reaching almost half of the total.