Sentence examples for separated in two population from inspiring English sources

To this aim, our European samples was separated in two population groups: the ones that are located on the geographic area of the former Neolithic LBK culture, where the selection coefficients vary between 1% and 3%, and all the other populations, in which the selection coefficients vary between 0% and 0.8%.

Therefore, PC12 cells were separated in two populations and transfected with plasmids encoding for ligands only (population 1) or membrane and cytosolic proteins along with reporters (population 2).

Hyper- and hypoglycaemic reactions were separated in two different study populations.

NK cells were then separated in four distinct populations based on CD45RA and CD45RO expression: CD45RA+RO− (CD45RA+RO+D45RA+RO+ (CD45RAdimRO−dimRAdimRO− (CD45RAdimRO+ CdimROdimRO+ (CdimRO dimRO).

In the SSR tree, Q. liaotungensis populations were separated in two groups: the sympatric group vs the allopatric group; the sympatric Q. liaotungensis group, which is comprised of populations from northeast China and Chifeng, was more closely related to Q. mongolica populations than to the allopatric Q. liaotungensis group comprised of ZW, WA and Dmy populations.

Families within populations could be significantly separated in six out of eight populations by DAs (Table 1, Fig. 3).

Figure 2 showed that the studied populations, which were geographically close populations, were separated in three main clusters.

The 400 mature fruits collected from each sample population were separated in four groups of 100 fruits and fruits dry weight (g), seeds (g) and pulp (g) dry weight, pulp/seeds ratio and 1000 seeds dry weight (g) were measured.

For this PC the individuals from most of the populations are separated in three clear clusters, mostly detected in GS SFHS because of its larger sample size.

Genetic change is measured with two parameters genetic identity (I), which estimates the proportion of genes that are identical in two populations, and genetic distance (D), which estimates the proportion of gene changes that have occurred in the separate evolution of two populations.

Second, we discuss how the linear models in 2 and 24 dimensions separate the two population groups with the two distinct activity patterns, and give a possible interpretation of these patterns.