Sentence examples for considering a generation from inspiring English sources

The expansion signal at the mtDNA level might prevail over the signal of the rapid and (too) recent population decline that has occurred in Mongolian Bactrian camels during the past 20 years (3 4 generations considering a generation time of 6 years).

Assuming a strict upgrading system from a pure Creole population, seven generations would be required to achieve the observed levels of taurine introgression, which considering a generation interval of 7 to 8 years [ 33] would correspond to between 50 and 65 years.

While the Supreme Court gets far more attention, in recent terms it has reviewed only about 75 cases a year — half what it considered a generation ago.

In all models we considered a generation time of 25 years.

Therefore, we considered a generation time (g) of 4 years to express the output parameters (θ SW, θ NW, θA, m SW, m NW, t) in demographic units as follows: effective population size: N = θ/4µ g; number of migrants per generation: M = θ × m/2 g; divergence time in years: T = t g/2µ.

Are they seriously considering a new generation of nuclear reactors?

The results may be extended from two-way RIL by selfing to four-way RIL by selfing or from four-way RIL by sibling mating to eight-way RIL by sibling mating, by considering an additional generation of recombination.

Considering a two-way generation regime, it is outlined that the loss of intertidal regions can be minimised, which is a major source of concern with regards to the environmental impact of such schemes through an ebb-generation operation.

Chrysler says the van has been "significantly re-engineered," though it and the similar Dodge Grand Caravan are not considered a new generation.

Li and her compatriot Zheng Jie were once considered a platform generation capable of laying the groundwork for the singles champions to come.

In the ensuing years they have lost six Challenge Cup finals while winning six Grand Finals, leaving what is considered a golden generation of players with a notable gap on their honours' list.