Sentence examples for subset of populations from inspiring English sources

A previous study of A. gerardii identified decreasing RAPD similarity with increasing distance within a subset of populations, though this trend was not consistent among prairies [7].

To avoid mixing populations of different reproductive modes, we restricted these analyses to a subset of populations containing both LR and LLR individuals.

Heterogeneity in SGS for single distance classes between any two populations or a subset of populations was determined by performing the squared paired- sample t test (t) [ 56].

Western North Atlantic Oculina spp. samples (n = 56) consisted of a subset of populations along the coast of the eastern United States from Eytan et al. [ 23].

However, LD structure is different across populations and it has only been well-studied for a subset of populations included in the environmental correlation analysis.

To assess the potential relationship between habitat quality and population size that may have confounded previous estimates of population size and fitness (Oakley 2013), a third analysis was conducted on the subset of populations involved in reciprocal transplant experiments.

The operative management of these fractures with plating or nailing was reserved only for a subset of population with open fractures or highly displaced fractures.

Demographic adjusted healthcare cost models, such as ASSET, tend to lose their explanatory power when the subset of population examined gets smaller.

These findings may be used to identify the subset of population at risk of low adherence who should be targeted for interventions to achieve better blood pressure control and hence prevent complications.

This could be due to measurement of adherence based on different criteria in the two studies, along with variation in the subset of population which served as the study sample.

Exploratory analysis deleting data from the subset of population older than 45 during the recruitment did not affected the results.