Henne et al. (2010) assessed the parameters reflecting site representativeness in consideration of population (emission proxy), deposition, and transport at 34 sites in western and central Europe.
Spatial realism of the landscape represented in the model ensures realistic consideration of population growth and dispersal as the two main recovery mechanisms.
The peak impact forces and chest deflections in the chest pendulum impacts varied substantially with different models, supportive of consideration of population variation in evaluating the occupant injury risks.
This approach only uses SNP data of one population and thus detects selective sweeps in single population without consideration of population differentiation.
Without any consideration of population stratification in the original report, it is not possible to exclude the possibility of a spurious association.
We used Poisson regression to evaluate the extent to which relationships between environmental justice variables and the number of hog operations persisted after consideration of population density.
Other important research directions include consideration of population heterogeneity, stochasticity and partial observability in disease outbreak, and developing methods for general terminal time distributions.
Current dose response models could be refined to include more explicit consideration of population variability, background disease incidence, and background exposures.
Because most plants likely show complex patterns of structure (Loveless and Hamrick 1984), it is clear that careful population level sampling and consideration of population structure will continue to be important in studies of plant adaptation and evolutionary history.
Our model provides a solid framework that can be extended to more realistic (i.e., usually more complex) scenarios in the future, including the specification of alternative virulence components and their differential effect on host fitness, or consideration of population carrying capacity with its limiting effect on growth rate.
