Similar diagrams were drawn for all the example populations; in each case, all of the five parts of those diagrams were virtually identical overlays of each other, showing that all the double sampling estimators were behaving with the same efficiency of estimation in any of the examples.
For both the main simulations and the AF example, population size was 200,000 for scenarios in which rare variants were added and 20,000 for scenarios in which common variants were added.
In the following example, population information was given under the Patients subheading: "Patients: Twenty-five mono-opioid addicted patients with mild to moderate systemic disease (ASA II classification) in a methadone substitution program".
For each node, there is a weight representing attributes of the region, for example, population.
The results suggested that all the double sampling estimators considered here (Table 1) performed equally well with any of the five example populations with which they were tested.
Or, the example in population genetics that I gave where you want to estimate allele frequencies.
The variable color For example, populations of fish on tropical islands are capable of seeding themselves uncharacteristic in that they are almost all 3. S. E. Swearer et al., Bull.
For example, populations within the 10 rural county seats varied between 587 and 19,000 (median, 2,000), so several of these county seats exceeded the US Census Bureau definition of rural.
In the illustrated example, the population begins as cohort of uninfected eggs and stabilizes after approximately 150 days, with variation around a consistent population size and lifestage distribution.
To illustrate the aforementioned procedure, we consider the example of a population of initial solutions given in section 4.1.
