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With amounts of data commonly available today (samples of about 50 individuals; 10 20 microsatellite-like loci), quite good precision can be obtained for populations with relatively small effective sizes (about 100 200 or less).
"For instance, we have literally 8,000 or 9,000 samples of the violin created and stored".
After comparing these samples with about 5,000 samples of European Gypsies, he concluded that the Romany people are close to Rajputs and Punjabis.
When the F.D.A. tested 1,003 samples of fresh produce imported from 21 countries in 1999 and 2000, 4.4percentt were found to have harmful bacteria.
This was because it's painstakingly stitched together from what its creators – a pair of affable Aussies called Darren Seltmann and Robbie Chater – estimate are more than 3,500 samples of other records.
Police forces across the country have been asked to send up to 1,000 samples of cannabis confiscated in stop and search operations to the Home Office for analysis.
It is coated with 55 short stretches of RNA selected from 5,000 samples of human, bird, pig and horse flus provided by the C.D.C., and including H5N1 and routine human flus of the H3N2 and H1N1 strains.
The training set contained 7,047 samples of 400 individuals.
The similarity indices in 11 samples of "Qin-Jiao" and adulterant samples ranged from 0.960 to 0.999.
The second part is made of 6,000 samples of zero-mean and unite variance Gaussian signal.
In the person-independent experiments, our dataset includes 4089 samples of 11 persons.
