Sentence examples for approximation of populations from inspiring English sources

As a result, it seems reasonable to assume, given the absence of any obvious population subdivision in the region from which this individual was sampled, that the loci sequenced provide a reasonable approximation of populations in this region, and thus are representative of outcrossing genotypes in general.

For reef sharks, population viability analysis may provide a good approximation of population trends because many are exploited throughout their entire life cycle [20], [37], [38].

The run for each model with the highest likelihood value was selected as the best approximation of population structure in water rails.

Specifically, we initially discuss control methods for particulate processes which utilize suitable approximations of population balance models to design nonlinear, robust and predictive control systems and demonstrate their application to crystallization and aerosol processes.

The death assemblage provides a better approximation of historical populations than do surveys of the living community today.

Data concerning the Finnish population during the study period were obtained from Statistics Finland; we used the end-of-year population as an approximation of the population each year.

In this paper, we consider approximation of the population likelihood by using the first-order conditional estimation with interaction (FOCEI) approximation of the population likelihood together with the EKF for state estimation on the individual level.

These functions are based on the evaluation of an approximation of the population Fisher information matrix.

However, the frequency of close inbreeding does not necessarily provide a good approximation of the population level of inbreeding [ 49].

The study participants generally showed a close approximation of the population profile (Table 1).

For a combination of the FOCE approximation of the population likelihood and the EKF, see for example (10, 23– 23).