Sentence examples for subsequently population from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, population studies found that the MC1R gene is highly polymorphic, and that some of its variants are associated with red hair phenotype, fair skin and poor tanning ability.

Subsequently, population-based observational studies should evaluate patterns of care, toxicity, and the effectiveness of treatment in routine practice.

Subsequently, population-level sequence data for ETC2 further narrowed the evolved region to two candidate nucleotides: one single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in the 5′ UTR and one nonsynonymous replacement in the coding region.

Subsequently, populations expanded in response to the return of the climatically suitable conditions in Central-West Brazil.

Subsequently, populations evolve a wide variety of network structures with performance ranging from poor to near perfect homeostasis in a wide range of environmental conditions.

Subsequently, populations carrying haplogroup O-M175 might have migrated to India, where haplogroup O-M95 could have originated and later on spread to Southeast Asia.

Theory predicts that loss of genetic diversity generates adverse consequences for fitness, and subsequently for population demography, in small isolated populations [ 3], which is indeed confirmed by empirical evidence [ 2, 4- 6].

Subsequently, the population as a whole (and not just the harvestable surplus) begins to decline.

Subsequently, a population drift from the countryside to the towns was largely offset by emigration of Eritreans abroad.

Subsequently, the population abundance remained at low level until the end of experiment (Fig. 4).

Subsequently the population change in the phenotype due to selection causes the change in genetic composition and so forth.