The original inhabitants of Mogadishu city and the Benadir area were the Hamari people, who are ethnically an amalgam of heterogeneous populations who settled in the area during the Roman empire centuries.
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One benefit of studying distances in single molecules is that heterogeneous populations can be studied more accurately with values specific for each molecule rather than computing an average based on an ensemble.
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The "'Alpina Comune "'is a heterogeneous population of morphological characteristics such as the type, colour and pattern of its coat and the shape and carriage of its ears, and in type of use.
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For example, if two existing homologous populations within a heterogeneous population have different FRET values, an ensemble FRET analysis will produce a weighted averaged FRET value to represent the population as a whole.
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About 20 skulls belonging to the Beaker layer show an heterogeneous population in which indigenous peoples ( 77 % dolichocephalics ) lived together with people who came from outside ( 23 % brachycephalics ).
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The late-20th-century San Diego Chinese community is made up of a heterogeneous population that includes Cantonese-speaking, Mandarin-speaking, and Hokkien-speaking members, as well as those from a variety of places of origin, including Southeast Asia.
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Further, the availability of heterogeneous populations make the region more attractive for holding clinical trials for new vaccines, Reddy said at the three-day Bio-Asia Conference, which opened Thursday in the south Indian city of Hyderabad.
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Cytori s cellular therapeutics are collectively known as Cytori Cell TherapyTM, and consist of different formulations of a heterogeneous population of cells ( including stem cells ) that are involved in response to injury, repair and healing.
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The relationship between an assemblage and its components is complex and non-linear : assemblages are formed and affected by heterogeneous populations of lower-level assemblages, but may also act back upon these components, imposing restraints or adaptations in them.
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In heterogeneous populations, " R " 0 is now considered to be a measure of the number of cases generated by a " typical " infectious person, which depends on how individuals within a network interact with each other.
