Sentence examples for estimated demographic from inspiring English sources
Using the estimated demographic parameters for the average rat abundance and habitat structure, the population growth rate of the deterministic model was 0.934 955% CI: 0.888 0.981).
Building on the idea that locally adapted loci should have increased differentiation relative to neutral loci [61], we identified genes that exhibited extreme values of FST compared to expectations under the estimated demographic null model.
Finally, we estimated demographic changes in each studied population using the Msvar programme version 1.3 (Beaumont 1999).
Mexico appeared to be the older ancestral population and Trinidad the more recent population based on the estimated demographic parameters.
By rescaling their estimated demographic parameters, it is possible to directly compare their inferred demographic model with the approaches described above.
However, the mismatch distribution goodness of fit test (Table 5) was not significant, which indicated that there were no severe departure from the estimated demographic model.
We estimated demographics, clinical characteristics and outcomes and calculated age- and sex- adjusted estimations of incidence and mortality rates.
Utilizing a recently proposed likelihood-based demographic estimator, dadi (Gutenkunst et al. 2009), we estimate demographic models for both D. miranda and D. pseudoobscura, using our large and consistently sampled data set.
When thinking about future housing and infrastructure, and estimating demographic effects on school and hospital provision, planners have to think in the lump, of course; just as they must when organising aid for refugees.
We used robust-design surveys (2014 2015) to estimate abundance and demographic structure, and all captures recorded between 2007 and 2015 to estimate demographic rates.
While the estimates of population size and trend did not suffer greatly in models using non-informative priors, the algorithm was unable to accurately estimate demographic parameters.
