Sentence examples for boundaries of populations from inspiring English sources

These papers provide a useful progress report on how the mature and successful field of memory development is transcending traditional boundaries of populations, content, context, and design.

Previous research has shown that alpine flora and fauna are especially vulnerable when it comes to global warming and that the upper and lower boundaries of populations' home ranges have been moving higher up the mountain with every successive generation.

As Lupton [ 37] points out, public health efforts have also been increasingly directed towards maintaining the boundaries of populations, preventing those living within the border from being infected from those coming from the outside.

Therefore, we analyzed one mitochondrial and three nuclear introns to infer species boundaries of natural populations, using phylo- and population genetic methods.

In Spanish villages, it was usual to have boundary crosses, which marked the limits of the village and scared away the evil spirits from the boundaries of their populations.

The boundaries of the populations of isolates showing clearly increased tolerance (non wild type phenotype) and those with higher susceptibility were then defined, with those in between determined as of intermediate (I) susceptibility.

Identifying such conservation units (CUs) is an essential first step so that managers and policy makers know the boundaries of the populations that they are trying to conserve (Funk et al. 2012).

For population density, we calculated the area of the population (in square metres) identifying the boundaries of each population using the outermost individuals (Table  1).

The sample is determined by randomly placing a plot within the boundaries of a population of known area and collecting information about a number of attributes found within the boundary of the plot.

Because the boundaries of the "population" had effectively expanded due to more widespread patterns of gene flow, the effects of genetic drift manifest regionally as a within-population effect (decreased variability).

Nevertheless, it should be pointed out that the benefits of joint PCC management under PCC are condensed, when moving at the boundaries of users' population distributions among the two tiers.