Sentence examples for enabling population from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that this method allows for informed re-assessment of morphological variation, allows independent replication of phylogenetic analyses and is suitable for assessing within population variation enabling population genetic studies.

This demographic expansion is more dramatic in populations that are completely Bd-susceptible (with environmental and/or pathogen factors enabling population persistence), compared to currently Bd-tolerant populations that likely held standing genetic variation for Bd tolerance when the pathogen first emerged and therefore did not crash as severely upon initial Bd outbreaks.

Literacy acts as a base, enabling populations to understand medicine labeling, access healthcare, and engage with public health programmes.

This suggests that both synapse formation after direct cell-to-cell contact and the shedding of membrane components can help to propagate bacterial signals, enabling population-wide behavioral changes, including the formation or collapse of super-organisms.

Besides a majority of genes serving to each individual organism to fulfill its own life, the genome also carries genes enabling populations of organisms to undergo biological evolution.

Phenotypic selection based on WSC yield is a relatively easy trait to identify and quantify, enabling populations of L. perenne with high sugar yields to be generated with conventional breeding methods.

Rationale: crowdsourcing systems are apps that enable population to communicate a possible flood threat by interacting with mobile.

Receptors broadly-responsive to a class of pheromone components may provide a mechanism for variation in the male moth response that enables population level shifts in pheromone blend use.

Quorum sensing enables population density control of gene expression [ 54].

Risk adjustment systems may enable population stratification programmes to be developed and become instrumental in implementing new models of care.

Recent advances in low-cost rapid genomic sequencing methods now enable population studies linking genotype and phenotype.