Sentence examples for distant population from inspiring English sources

According to UPGMA, PCoA and STRUCTURE analysis results, the population S was clustered as a distant population to the rest of the populations.

The faint ISOPHOT sources also provide the first good evidence for a possible link between the local population of LIGs and the more distant population of faint submillimeter sources recently detected by SCUBA at 850μm.

The survey was designed to assess the largely, but not exclusively, non-use values of a distant population (Brisbane (capital city) residents) for tradeoffs between positive and negative impacts, which incorporated economic, social and environmental issues.

In a multi-objective optimization problem, fitness sharing is useful in stabilizing the multiple subpopulations that arise along with the Pareto optimal set and preventing excessive competition among distant population members.

For instance, he now believes that the colliding objects may originally have orbited in the so-called scattered disk--a large, distant population of ice dwarfs whose orbits were strongly perturbed by Neptune's gravity.

Whether the massive new building push will be any more efficient is an open question, given that much of it is slated for out of the way places, mainly in the north, making it uneconomical to build the lengthy extensions to China's grid that would be required to transmit the power to distant population centers.

Firstly, that they spread by land from one place to the other, then the populations in-between went extinct, leaving two geographically distant populations.

Morphologically more distant populations compete less than more similar forms (experiment 1).

Swarm individuals F i mutating on nearby inputs (measured with the Hamming metric) are assigned to the same cluster, whereas distant populations share different neighborhoods.

Modifying the value of sigma changes the shape of the curve, such that higher values increase the weight given to distant populations (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

(Ecologists have found that island populations close to continents are more easily replenished, while more distant populations more easily go extinct).