Sentence examples for breadth reduction from inspiring English sources

Antagonistic pleiotropy was previously found to be the primary cause of resource specialization and niche breadth reduction in the digital life software platform Avida [ 29], in which self-replicating computer programs evolve.

This definition is close to that used in investigations of niche breadth reduction in Avida [ 29], where it is calculated as the proportion of organisms performing each function summed over all functions, rather than taking the mean over all resources, as we do here.

Mr. Morrell said that "the pace and the breadth" of the troop reduction ordered for next year "will be totally determined by conditions on the ground".

We hypothesized that the reduction in breadth of CD8+ve T cell responses might result in, and therefore correlate with, a decline in selection pressure, particularly in Gag in light of the relative shift away from Gag targeting.

Figure 17 Delta reduction for breadth-first/load-balancing crawled datasets.

He said: "Many people did not value the fact that demand had reduced and this has had the effect of creating headroom for a reduction in the breadth of the service.

I attempt to avoid this ambiguity and for this paper define specialization to be a reduction in niche breadth associated with adaptation to any particular environment.

This reduction will grossly restrict the breadth, scope and effectiveness of the program, and has very direct and real consequences for some of the neediest people in the country, especially in New York City.

A comparison of the two studies indicates that improvements in phenotyping quality and breadth can indeed compensate for a very substantial reduction in panel size.

Convexity tends to increase breadth, while concavity tends to decrease breadth.

Although the overall size of itpr ku adult females appeared similar to controls (supplementary material Fig. S4A,C), a small but significant reduction in their wing size (as measured by length, breadth and area) was observed (supplementary material Fig. S4D,E).