Sentence examples for differential success from inspiring English sources
Poor bone quantity and quality have been suggested as a reason for this differential success rate.
Inadequate bone levels have been suggested as a reason for this differential success rate.
Practical considerations of seed availability and differential success in crossing, especially for certain C. echinospermum accessions59, further refined the set of parents (Supplementary Data 1).
The insights are illustrated with two cases in which interventions designed to stimulate diffusion have had differential success: energy efficient light bulbs and low temperature laundry.
One issue under study, for example, is the differential success rates of grant applicants of various racial and ethnic groups.
In most cases, the differential success of species was identified by students, but there was never mention of differential survival within populations.
The course opens with a description of natural selection as a simple algorithm with powerful implications: (a) individuals in a population with diverse traits will often have differential reproductive success; (b) many traits are heritable; (c) therefore, traits that enhance reproductive success will be more highly represented in the next generation.
Indeed, if males are subject to differential mating success, and if fit females tend to have sexually successful offspring, then the males among a fit female's progeny (sons, grandsons, etc).
In fact, the population dynamics of repetitive elements can be considered to take place at two levels - there are indeed population level dynamics predicated upon differential reproductive success of individual organisms but there are also genome level dynamics based upon differential reproductive success of individual TE copies or subfamilies.
Overall, lugworm effects were highly dependent on space and time as well as on differential recruitment success in this intertidal polychaete assemblage.
He was particularly interested in the differential reproductive success of "headmen".
