Sentence examples for empirical system to from inspiring English sources

We used Ceratocystidaceae fungi as an empirical system to explore the potential of metacommunity principles to explain the incidence of putative fungal tree pathogens in natural ecosystems.

Therefore, we discuss sufficient conditions for an empirical system to qualify as a measuring system and we present a formal model of the measuring system, in terms of empirical relations among objects to be measured and the measuring device.

We develop a new approach that solves this more complex optimization problem using an empirical system to estimate each student's choice and the focal school's utility function.

This empirical system motivated us to examine a metapopulation model of competition for patches in an open system with periodic forcing.

"[These ants] are another empirical system we can look to for answers about how natural selection has been able to build these complex networks".

Bias associated with uninformative polymorphisms is therefore of general importance to genome scan studies, and not specific to our empirical system.

Most of these models are not tailored to a specific empirical system (van Dijk et al. 2012), so their assumptions and subsequent empirical tests often miss some of the complexity of parental care (e.g., by modeling or measuring the individual costs inaccurately).

Here we provide a new level of analysis of lethal mutagenesis by developing and evaluating models specifically tailored to empirical systems that may be used to test the theory.

Moreover, because RPGC is able to accommodate and/or correct for the challenges that frequently emerge for nonmodel systems, implementing this method in a range of empirical systems is expected to be more successful than traditional genome assembly processes.

With this theoretical framework in hand, it then becomes imperative to demonstrate these phenomena in an empirical system.

An ideal approach would be to study the influence of robustness on evolvability, using an empirical system where relatively robust and brittle genotypes have been identified, and which is tractable for studying adaptation under strong selection in a novel habitat.