Sentence examples for termed population from inspiring English sources

As in main-effects GWAS that search for the effects of genotype alone, differences in recent ancestry, termed population substructure, can be mistaken for true genetic effects, and is therefore a serious concern [1], [3].

A subset of 96 CpG sites (23 and 73 probes type I and II, respectively), representing the highest inter-population differences (|Mav_diff| > 1; q < 0.05) was provisionally termed "population-differentiating" (pop-diff) CpGs.

Dye effluxing cells appear as a low fluorescing population termed the side population (SP).

OSSPAC predicts a mass-displacement event and a long-term population downturn.

This would provide genetic variability for a viable long-term population".

In climate terms, population is not the biggest problem going forward.

These changes are not yet fatal, but they may cause long-term population declines.

Further, "long-term population trends... are endangering the Zionist vision of a Jewish and democratic state".

But the city's long-term population has many former military families, who are largely conservative.

However, it wouldn't be enough to outweigh the Democratic gains from long-term population growth.

"In some places," said Mark Mather, associate vice president for domestic programs at the Population Reference Bureau, "it looks like immigrant family growth is starting to offset long-term population losses".