Sentence examples for to separate populations from inspiring English sources

To test this hypothesis we designed a cellular assay to separate populations in different apoptotic stages.

The camp's nature is to separate populations, contain a specific category of people and to territorialize immigrants in extraterritorial locations.

First, the nature of a camp is to separate populations and to create a distinction between those inside (immigrants as camp residents) and those outside (the local population).

Both the YOR and ENY samples were assigned to separate populations.

Glass and quartz cuvettes having different transmission spectra were used a) to separate populations molecularly but not electromagnetically from each other and b) to obtain information on the triggering frequencies, specifically whether they were due to UV-light or waves that are longer than UV-light.

In the stage 2 embryo, the G8 and E12 MAbs bind to separate populations of cells in the posterior epiblast (Fig. 1A and B) (4).

We use a simple method (chosen to have a p-value<0.05) to find the cutoff x in eigenvalue to separate population structure from functional polymorphisms.

One of the major concerns of all weighting procedures stems from the difficulty to separate population stratification from actual QTL signals [ 28].

In addition to separating populations and promoting allopatric speciation, the numerous rapids systems and complex hydrology of the LCR also likely result in diversification via natural selection and adaptation, leading to unusual phenotypes observed across a broad phylogenetic spectrum of fish taxa [ 22].

A new federal report in January announced the obvious: that the Florida panther population must grow to survive — ideally, to three separate populations of at least 240 each — but that it is ever more desperate for space.

In particular, a possibility would be to study separate populations based on depression, sex, or sleep quality, to potentially elucidate relationships within those subgroups.