Sentence examples for approximately a generation from inspiring English sources

Tombstones will eventually decay and disappear after approximately a generation, allowing the reuse of cemetery plots.

Waples and Do (2010) speculated that if such samples included enough cohorts to approximately represent a generation, the resulting estimate from the LD method might be close to Ne per generation.

Furthermore, we used a short time exposure (approximately half a generation time) to these metals in order to detect genes and functions involved in the early response to the metals studied.

In 2003, Walsh and colleagues reported a 56% decline in the population size of gorillas in Gabon over the last 20 years (or approximately a single generation) [ 50].

The constant factor represents the size of the implicit initial stable population divided by the mean age of fertility (approximately the length of a generation).

All the four genotypes completed a generation approximately every 7 hours (data not shown), indicating that either Dbp deficiency or overproduction does not influence in vitro bacterial growth.

The locusts from Madagascar were sampled three years after the last outbreak event recorded (i.e., after approximately 12 generations assuming a generation time of four generations per year [ 43]).

At the time of sampling in 2006, the selective breeding strain had been separated from the wild for approximately five generations, assuming a generation time of 5 years for Atlantic salmon.

Each increase in mLLC is followed by an increase in mfix with a delay of approximately a few thousand generations before the next increase occurs to mLLC.

The estimated time since divergence of the Isolated tributary from the Open system was 455 (95% C.I. 348 609) generations or approximately 910 (698–1218) years (based on a generation time of two years).

The induced allotetraploid was an approximately ninth generation progeny derived by single-seed descent from the original polyploidy event.