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subpopulation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | population, universe |
| Has types | stratum |
Examples of subpopulation
subpopulation
A third possible Pacific subpopulation has been proposed, those that nest in Malaysia.
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This means that a new growth niche is made available to a subpopulation of the parasites.
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Parkinson disease results from the progressive loss of a specific subpopulation of nerve cells.
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So in that subpopulation, Jacob would represent about 5% of the boys and Sophia 5% of the girls.
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We now describe a method for detecting an analogous subpopulation in normal human mammary tissue.
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These turtles are proposed to form a separate, genetically distinct Indian Ocean subpopulation.
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Previous work had shown that each host species has its own subpopulation of L. reuteri strains.
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There are circumstances under which selection at the level of a social group or subpopulation is possible.
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Fibroblast-specific protein 1 identifies an inflammatory subpopulation of macrophages in the liver.
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- A population that is part of a larger population
- In statistics, a statistical population is a set of entities concerning which statistical inferences are to be drawn, often based on a random sample taken from the population. ...
- (Subpopulations) A human subjects term that is used for the purpose of indicating that a racial/ethnic group can be further defined as groups (subpopulations) which are delimited by geographic origins, national origins, and/or cultural differences. ...
- (19. Sub-populations) (Current definition in Annex 5)
- (Subpopulations) Groups of transactions which have similar characteristics - they can occur naturally or the auditor can create them from the accounting system
- (Subpopulations) NCLB requires states, districts, and schools to report progress for specific subpopulations as well as composite school results. ...
- A well-defined set of interacting individuals that compose a proportion of a larger, interbreeding population.
- In cases where responses are not based on the entire sample, a description of the portion of the sample whose responses are being reported appears here (e.g. women, or those who favor a given policy).
- Subset of a larger population defined by common characteristics such as age, gender, socio-economic group, geography and/or lifestyle
