Sentence examples for competition the frequency from inspiring English sources
At the beginning and the end of the competition, the frequency of both competitors was determined by plating onto TA.
This allows us to predict how the evolutionary stable level of persisters depends upon population demographic parameters such as intensity of resource competition, the frequency of catastrophes such as antibiotic treatment, and the genetic structure (heterogeneity) of populations.
Wiens et al. [ 8] considered the roles of biogeography and competition in determining the frequency of transitions to an elongate, limb-reduced body form across squamates, proposing that discontinuity of habitats, dispersal limitation, and interspecific competition may be as significant as functional and developmental constraints in explaining the number of times such transitions have occurred.
Because such effects are commonly caused by intraspecific interactions (i.e. competition), the effect of frequency-dependent selection will depend on population density (e.g. Fitzpatrick et al. 2007).
Mr Dorey said: "The inference is with reduced overall capacity and without further competition the incidence of high frequency choke points is going to be very apparent".
The Code of Conduct of the FEI states that the frequency of competitions and any other risk factors should be examined carefully to minimize injuries.
Since the strength of sexual conflict is expected to vary with the frequency of male-male competition, we can predict that the arms race surrounding control of fertilization should vary dramatically among species in the genus Caenorhabditis (e.g. [ 13]).
For plants, root behavioural changes that alter soil occupancy patterns can influence neighbourhood size and the frequency or intensity of competition for soil resources; issues of fundamental importance to understanding coexistence and community assembly.
This marker allows tracking the frequency of both competitors during competition experiments by real-time quantitative PCR using specific primers.
The frequency of injuries in training versus competition was also examined.
