Sentence examples for differential exploitation from inspiring English sources

Differences in gene expression patterns can be viewed as differential exploitation of 'gene space' (i.e., all protein-coding genes) [ 8].

Thus, potential population and/or sex-specific variation in timing of fresh water entry together with potential size differences of migrating individuals might lead to differential exploitation rates among populations and introduce directional selection pressure on life-history traits.

Much less appreciated and only very recently realized is the potentiality for fisheries induced directional selection and/or differential exploitation rates among populations owing to variation in migration behavior (Quinn et al. 2007; Hard et al. 2008; Anderson and Beer 2009).

These populations represent different management units and have experienced differential exploitation histories from size-selective commercial (gill net and trap net) and recreational fishing (hook and line), which primarily selects for fish beyond approximately 200 mm total length (roughly age-3 individuals; Eshenroder 1977; Kinnunen 2003; Wilberg et al. 2005).

This paper thus designs a new implementation for the concept model of FS, and proposes a new algorithm, called Free Search with Adaptive Differential Evolution Exploitation and Quantum-Inspired Exploration (ADEQFS) to address this issue.

Such high-dimensional niche space reflects many potential axes along which species can avoid competition through differential resource exploitation.

Phenotypic divergence can result from divergent or disruptive natural selection arising from differential resource exploitation, competitive interactions and/or ecological opportunity.

The exploitation of the differential expression of these new specific cell surface markers by lymphatic and blood vascular endothelial cells has allowed the separation of stable lymphatic cell populations for study (Podgrabinska et al, 2002).

Further, to achieve better performance, we have devised a novel classifier for imputed datasets, by using the self-adaptive control parameters of differential evolution (DE) with equilibrium of exploitation and exploration optimized radial basis function neural networks (RBFNs).

Both domestic violence and bullying are about the exploitation of power differentials: government figures show that in the 2006/07 academic year there were 3,500 temporary exclusions and 140 permanent exclusions from schools in England for sexual misconduct, including incidents such as groping, using sexually insulting nicknames, daubing obscene graffiti and serious sexual attacks.

However, most existing multi-objective differential evolution algorithms (MODEs) focus on exploitation with proposals of elitism methods that may result in poor diversity or sticking into local optimal front.