Thus far, the parameters describe a uniform population.
Stable cell lines expressing 2C-SERCA were screened for uniform population by flow cytometry and fluorescence microscopy.
Density gradient analysis showed that these granules formed a single, uniform population; n.m.r.
It is easier to settle on one test for all elementary and secondary schools, because they generally share a uniform mission and serve a uniform population.
A self-pollinated plant, which has only one parent, produces a more uniform population of plants pure breeding (homozygous) for many traits.
Domestication, the propagation of selected individuals, leads to uniform population maturity, loss of natural seed dispersal, and an increase in the yield of harvestable seed.
The second involves an initially uniform population of cells differentiating in a random "salt and pepper" pattern, followed by sorting out into distinct compartments.
Even at relatively high rates of switching (10−3), it still takes more than 1,000 generations for an initially uniform population to reach maximum levels of phenotypic diversity29.
Approximately half the range of R. boylii consists of a single, relatively uniform population, while Sierra Nevada and coastal California clades are deeply, hierarchically substructured with biogeographic breaks observed in other codistributed taxa.
These studies revealed that the culture responds as a uniform population and that lipopolysaccharide export is approximately 10 times faster than the logarithmic bacterial doubling time.
For example, in a uniform population, the evolutionary process may be stopped before the highest fitness is reached, as demonstrated in a one-pick fitness landscape.
