This is particularly important in the context of a rapidly emerging disease, such as pandemic influenza, where existing vaccination production methods are slow to meet the demand for population protection [5].
Pairs of markers with high linkage disequilibrium (LD) provide redundant information and impose higher computational demands for population structure analyses.
In addition, data from areas located within one hour travel from the Victorian border (that is, within South Australia and New South Wales) were also included to allow for demand from populations and services in other states.
What ultimately is behind what is going on?" When we asked these questions near the height of the bubble in 2004, especially in the booming markets like Los Angeles and San Francisco, home buyers tended to use terms that suggested bubble thinking — phrases like "limited land," "high demand for housing," "population growth," "everyone wants to be here" and "buyers willing to pay any asking price".
In fact, a poor design of the PV array and/or the storage tank could affect system reliability and create a deficit of daily water demand for the population.
Traditional water planning and management assume inevitable, continuing, lockstep growth in demand for water as populations and economies expand.
The growth in demand has been devastating for populations of both rays — all the more so because these creatures reproduce very slowly.
The link between demand for land and population growth, mainly in high- and middle-income countries, has been emphasised by different authors (i.e., Cotula et al. 2009; Robertson and Pinstrup-Andersen 2010).
Since each agent, a i, has a maximum demand of one resource per month, then: 0 ≤ p i ≤ 1; and the predicted demand for the full population is: ∑ ∀ i p i ≤ A, where |A| is the size of the agent population.
These models assume that current demand for specialists per population will remain constant or even grow over time [ 7].
