The aim of this article is to study the long-time behavior of solutions to systems (1.1) and provide a simple criterion of the classification of global existence and nonexistence of solutions for general powers k i m i, indices m ij, and number n. Define.
For all of the types of prevalence, the heterogeneity Q statistic reached statistical significance (p < .001) and all of the I indices were over 95% (see Table 1).
In the four meta-analyses, the effect sizes exhibited a large heterogeneity (based on the Q statistics and the I indices; see Figures 1, 2, 3, 4), supporting our decision of applying random-effects models.
To discuss the statistical power, we compared the Z-score of the MD with that of the SMD using the sign test only when the I indices of both the MD and the SMD were less than 30%, i.e. less than moderate according to the proposed interpretative guide [ 1].
The extent of variability among NPB, PPB, Na, Ne, h, and I indices also indicated a high level of genetic diversity among the 12 series (Table 3).
Moran's I indices of multilocus genotypes in the studied populations, calculated by means of a Gabriel map, were higher than expected, which indicates that the spatial autocorrelation of clones was positive in each population.
