Sentence examples for shared populations from inspiring English sources

One common metric for two communities is the Jaccard index, which is the ratio of the number of shared populations to the total number of populations observed.

We are having a shared, population-level hallucination about the implications of epidemic obesity; or Prof. Campos is wrong.

Inari Pasvik has a shared population of 6,000 reindeer, which are herded to different areas depending on the season.

Existing solutions vary across these disciplines, but typically focus on correcting for shared population structure.

A shared population gene pool is formed.

This shared population is likely to reflect two-way transmission.

The shared population health survey files, which are available at the provincial level, contain more detailed information (including detailed ethnicity).

Nonrandom distributions, caused by shared population histories and common origins, would infer the need to generate and utilize regional or meta-population-specific databases for frequency estimation.

Any number of unlinked nuclear or mitochondrial loci from individuals in the population may be combined to infer the shared population size history.

The northeastern and midwestern strains were interdigitated on the ospA, ospB, and ospAB trees, which suggests a recent, shared population history.

Native Americans and East Asians show a general genetic proximity due to their shared population history (Jakobsson, et al., 2008; Li, et al., 2008).