Sentence examples for divided into subpopulations from inspiring English sources
The growing CNT population is divided into subpopulations, each having a narrow diameter range, enabling the quantification of the diameter-dependent population dynamics.
The new operators are incorporated into a multiple-deme genetic algorithm in which population is divided into subpopulations and communication between different demes is established through migration of individuals, enhancing diversity and resulting in better solutions.
The population was divided into subpopulations, or islands, that evolve their local population in parallel.
Within each city, susceptibles are divided into subpopulations and risk groups.
Natural populations are often divided into subpopulations.
Patients were divided into subpopulations according to the severity of post-traumatic complications.
But a small effective population size could allow an evolved asexual lineage to survive and persist through random genetic drift; this could occur even in a large population if the population is divided into isolated subpopulations in which sexual reproduction is frequent within each subpopulation but uncommon between subpopulations.
The Tokachi nagaha-derived soybean population could be divided into two subpopulations based on molecular data, and accessions in each subpopulation were almost all from the same Chinese province.
In this model, the population (N t)) is divided into four subpopulations: the susceptible, (S t)), infected, (I t)), recovered, (R t)), and vaccinated, (V t)), subpopulations.
Subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families) are defined as genes (or gene families) that are unequally distributed among subpopulations; thus, they can be divided into XI-subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families) and GJ-subpopulation-unbalanced genes (or gene families).
