Sentence examples for dynamic consequences from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present two analytical approaches to the study of habitat loss and its metapopulation dynamic consequences incorporating spatial correlation in both metapopulation dynamics as well as in the pattern of habitat destruction.

Systems engineering simulators allow users to consider different project options and perform "what if" analyses in order to evaluate the dynamic consequences of decisions and understand the various related system dynamics without impact to the real system being simulated.

Mathematical models have proved an excellent tool for studying complex viral dynamics in vivo [30], [31] as well as investigating population genetic and dynamic consequences of recombination [32].

In August 2002, as the current Bush administration was already hurrying toward an invasion, Mr. Brzezinski cautioned that war "is too serious a business and too unpredictable in its dynamic consequences — especially in a highly flammable region — to be undertaken because of a personal peeve, demagogically articulated fears or vague factual assertions".

The dynamic consequences of all these results are therefore discussed.

CCS identified similar dynamic consequences of these mutations in the autophagy pathway.

Conclusion: The static and dynamic trends to improvement in peak hip extension were of similar magnitude, suggesting that age-related reduction in peak hip extension during gait is the result of a static hip flexion contracture rather than a dynamic consequence.

Both of these cases are the dynamic consequence of within-host competition mechanisms.

This finding confirms the prediction that frequencies of selfish gene elements (a.o., meiotic drive elements, cytoplasmatic incompatibility, male killers, feminizers; [ 47]) are a dynamic consequence of local extinction-colonization events in spatially structured population [ 47].

Thus, molecular noise that often results in phenotypic and population-dynamic consequences sets a fundamental limit to biochemical signaling.

The molecular architecture of the mature N-glycome is dynamic, with consequences for both normal and pathologic processes.