Sentence examples for uneven population with from inspiring English sources

For metagenome analyses involving assembly (to generate longer genome fragments with multiple genes), habitats with few microbial species or an uneven population with few dominating species are more promising targets than habitats with many species of even abundance.

The scarcity of water has led to a very uneven population distribution, with most people living along the fertile banks of the rivers or in fertile mountain foothills in the southeast; comparatively few live in the vast arid expanses of central and western Kazakhstan and western Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.

This demonstrates the uneven population distribution as implied by the Hu Line and the particularity of the minority population distribution.

Peripatric speciation is supported through uneven potential and realized distributions and uneven population size estimates based on field collections.

Uneven distribution of HPV screening over the population, with frequent screening at young age, may affect the balance between benefits on the one hand and harms and costs on the other.

Admittedly, our inferences about host-race specific differences in SNP frequencies in this study are limited because our sampling of the two host races was uneven with the hawthorn population only represented by pupae and the apple population only represented by larvae.

We intend in this analysis not to fault state fish consumption advisories for presenting an uneven message, but rather to suggest that the uneven message may not provide sensitive populations with the tools and information they need to make healthy, informed eating decisions regarding fish.

The uneven sample populations were due to two factors.

Coverage is generally uneven, with some species represented with population-level sampling and others absent.

The uneven distribution of haplotype B of nad7 intron 1 among these populations, with a higher prevalence of haplotype B as one moves northward, could result from successive founder events during colonization [ 71], as recently proposed for European hedgehogs [ 72].

Successful GWAS required natural populations with several features: high allele frequencies, rapid linkage disequilibrium decay and absence of population structure (uneven degrees of relatedness) [68,69].