Sentence examples for short-lived population from inspiring English sources

However for certain types of binaries, particularly those that are rare or short-lived, population synthesis is a poor technique; only a small fraction of simulated systems appear similar to those observed.

High apoptosis sensitivity renders Treg an extremely short-lived population among T cells [16].

The Nestin-positive MSCs, however, are derived from the neural crest; this is a short-lived population of cells in the ectoderm that gives rise to cells of the peripheral nervous system, as well as several other non-neural cell types.

It would be of particular interest to determine if TNF blockade is merely blocking the activation and expansion of influenza-specific plasmablasts and memory B cells or promoting the development of a distinct short-lived effector population that does not produce antibody, nor can develop adequately into antibody-producing cells.

Along with effects on morphology, we confirmed altered MT dynamics in shNAV3 cells: an increased presence of the slow and short-lived sub-population of MTs and diminution of the fast and long-lived class.

Both the thymic DCs as well as the mTECSs are short-lived cell populations and as such make the medulla a highly dynamic compartment in which T cells continuously encounter a wide spectrum of antigens.

Therefore, the total decay must consist of two rate constants, one that accounts for the long-lived stable and abundant population (ks), while the other describes the short-lived and undetectable population (ku).

The many burnt mounds that can still be seen around the city indicate that modern humans first intensively settled and cultivated the area during the bronze age, when a substantial but short-lived influx of population occurred between 1700 BC and 1000 BC, possibly caused by conflict or immigration in the surrounding area.

These latter classes of CNVs are highly penetrant and short-lived in the population, either occurring de novo or persisting for only a few generations and subject to purifying selection [ 30].

Skipjack and yellowfin tunas of the Atlantic Ocean are relatively short-lived, iteroparous fish populations whose reproduction occurs, respectively, before and after age of first harvest [37].

Neutrophils are often discounted as a homogenous, short-lived and one-dimensional population, with many studies ignoring their importance in numerous physiological processes.