Sentence examples for case extinction from inspiring English sources

Using set 1, the trivial equilibrium case (extinction of all the population) is shown in Figure 2.

In this case, extinction strain rate increases with pressure below the crossover pressure and then decreases above it.

In this case, extinction coefficients for both the aldehyde of interest and NADPH were used in calculating the relative contribution of each to the 340 nm signal.

Our simulations have shown that this uncertainty is most pronounced with a low relative extinction rate, in which case extinction tends to be overestimated [see also [ 32]], and estimates have a wide 95% credibility interval.

In this case, extinction would be averted as long as at least one restorer arises, which occurs with probability where 2μ is the diploid mutation rate giving rise to restorers.

In this case, extinction times provide either an upper limit on the time since the origin of selfing or they indicate that some other biological process, such as outcrossing or compensatory mutation, must occur with sufficient frequency to offset genomic decay in the long term.

Some coverage has suggested that the bill opens the door for private sector providers and that NHS trusts will lose work and in some cases face extinction.

Many troubled Midwestern towns are grasping for ways to fend off decline and, in some cases, extinction.

But Spencer does not belabor this possibility, for his book is essentially an extended argument that portrays vegetarians through the ages as a persecuted minority driven to the fringe or, in some cases, extinction, chiefly by their saintly refusal to eat animals.

In most cases, extinction is less persistent than the original memory, a fact that allows for spontaneous recovery of the original memory trace.

Numerous populations of anadromous salmonids in the northwestern United States have been declining for many years, resulting in Endangered Species Act listings and in some cases extinction.