Sentence examples for variations of the population from inspiring English sources

The present study, at least in part, elucidates the discrepancies in the results of different vitamin D-diabetes studies pertaining to the genetic variations of the population.

For the plasma conditions considered, the magnitudes and spatial variations of the populations are a sensitive indicator of the accuracy of the radiation transport model, and are critical in calculating experimentally relevant quantities such as radiative powers and line ratios.

The first equation of system (1.1) describes the variation of the population number of the species in periodically continuous controlled changing environment.

Moreover, the coefficient of determination (r2) equals to 0.02 (2.07%) implying that only 2.07percentt variation of ticket sold per day is explained by the variation of the population that is accessible to the stations.

There were no significant changes in diarrhoea prevalence associated with variation of the population structure.

The effect of any geocoding errors will depend on the spatial variation of the population or sources of risk, although greater positional errors are likely in rural rather than urban addresses (Ward et al. 2005).

While Pacific lamprey appear to segregate according to body length and upstream distance, they have low probability of spawning in their natal stream, which would allow sufficient gene flow throughout the range to homogenize the neutral variation of the population.

Overall there are no significant changes in diarrhoea prevalence associated with a variation of the population structure by maternal education, household access to clean water and sanitation as well as by household wealth index.

A comparison of the sensitivities of the cell population with the nominal cell reveals a much lower sensitivity to parametric variations of the cell population.

This variation may be caused by the patterns of variation of the populations themselves in the field.

The genetic variations of those populations had been extensively cataloged as part of the HapMap project (ScienceNOW, 26 October 2005).