Sentence examples for are extinction from inspiring English sources
noun
The action of making or becoming extinct; annihilation.
For dispersal rates above d∗, the product of the exclusion rates exceeds the product of the invasion rates and the strategies are extinction prone.
In Fig. 2, why are extinction times shown for some trunk branch nodes, but not others?
The other options for outcome are extinction or formation of a stable 'hybrid' zone at the boundary of mixing (Barton and Hewitt 1985).
These values also assume that there is no loss of intensity through scattering; these are extinction effects incorporated into dynamical theory and could reduce the absorption depth further, and this would vary with reflecting power.
Depending on parameter settings, possible stable outcomes of the models are extinction or (saturated) permanent growth of the tumour or persistence of a residual tumour controlled by the immune system.
Chlorophyll concentration (μg/mL) was calculated using the equation Chl (μg/mL) = [6.1x (E665 to E750) + 20.04 (E649 to E750)], K, where E is extinction at the corresponding wavelength; K is the dilution factor and 6.1 and 20.04 are extinction coefficients [ 97].
Overall, 21% of bird species are extinction-prone and 6.5% are functionally extinct (that is, either extinct or there are so few that they matter little to ecosystems anymore).
The study "pretty much debunks the myth that marine species are extinction-proof," says Roberts, who hopes the map will serve as a guide to conservation efforts.
"That's extinction, dinosaurs!" she said.
If the women disappear, it's extinction.
