Sentence examples for traditionally population from inspiring English sources

Traditionally population estimates of HIV prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa have been based on sentinel surveillance of pregnant women attending antenatal clinics [3], [4].

The most common haemoglobinopathies (which have autosomal recessive inheritance) are traditionally population-specific, with each population having a unique combination of abnormal haemoglobins and/or thalassaemia disorders.

Traditionally, population-genetic treatments of evolution in dioecious populations express the effect of genetic drift on the segregation of two alleles simply as the inverse of the overall effective population size or as some mutant frequency-dependent function (Ethier and Nagylaki 1988; Taylor 2009), but in both cases, the effect of genetic drift on male and female selection is the same.

Traditionally, populations in several countries have relied on preparations obtained from Citrus species to treat problems related to the nervous system, especially symptoms of anxiety or insomnia [ 11- 15].

Abstract: Recent studies of high mass binaries have traditionally employed population synthesis codes to link evolutionary models with observed populations.

In addition to a call for larger study populations focused on traditionally underrepresented populations, I would also advocate for greater integration of the excellent functional databases and tools, as well as further collaboration and crosstalk between statistical/population geneticists and molecular biology scientists to dig further into underlying biological mechanisms.

Traditionally in population studies a suite of variable markers are developed and used to screen many individuals to explore intraspecific population structure using allele frequency (genic) and genotype frequency (genotypic) approaches.

It is also trying hard to encourage a traditionally passive population to become more innovative.

It gives a distinctive treatment to the familiar story of how a war-weary, traditionally frugal population, many of whom believed that physical discomfort and emotional repression were character-forming, turned into a nation of unashamed consumers and cry-babies.

That could complicate China's efforts to turn its traditionally tightfisted population into American-style spenders, to offset its economy's dependence on exports and big-ticket government projects.

In this study, we conducted a genome-wide association study (GWAS) in Latinos, a traditionally understudied population in genetic research, to further identify loci contributing to CCT.