Sentence examples for specialized population from inspiring English sources

A specialized population of B lymphocytes is important for controlling bacterial infections and preventing sepsis.

In a specialized population of flies that could not detoxify alcohol, however, the genetic engineering made no difference whatsoever.

Money Boy (MB) is a unique term used in China referring to a specialized population of men who sell sex to other men.

We conclude that the implausible predictions that flow from these assumptions do not apply to one specialized population widely used to study economic behavior in laboratory experiments.

This study was designed to determine whether the SVZ and RMS of the postnatal primate also harbor a specialized population of neuronal progenitors with the capacity to divide while they migrate.

Our study demonstrates that the primate forebrain, similar to the rodent forebrain, harbors a specialized population of mitotically active neuronal progenitor cells that undergo extensive rearrangements while continuing to proliferate throughout life.

However, discerning the 'true' incidence rate has been challenging, due primarily to small sample sizes and some design limitations, such as selection bias in studies that focus on specialized populations (for example, children in special education settings [ 44], pregnant volunteer adults with no history of mental retardation [ 41] or adults with no major health problems [ 38]).

More generally, scientists around the world are exploring how we reason about right and wrong, looking not only at the usual pool of undergraduate volunteers but also at specialized populations like hunter-gatherers, children and psychopaths.

We also focused on specialized populations of microorganisms, the short chain hydrocarbon-oxidizing bacteria, which are directly involved in light gas metabolism.

Soluble di-iron monooxygenases (SDIMOs) were the group of enzymes chosen as a target in order to detect these specialized populations.

The application of this technique aimed at the quantification of the total bacterial population, through the 16S rRNA gene copy number, and the quantification of specialized populations of microorganisms that consume short-chain hydrocarbons, through the SDIMO gene quantification.