Sentence examples for extinction figure from inspiring English sources

At the end of the Permian, the extinction figure was more than 80%.

Furthermore, after dye adsorption, the NP/NS = 3 7 film shows the highest extinction (Figure 3b).

Between dwindling sales and the soaring costs of acquiring illustrations and the permission to publish them, this segment of the publishing industry has become so severely compromised that the art monograph is now seriously endangered and could very well outpace the silvery minnow in its rush to extinction. Figure 1.

In the 2008 observation colony, as CCD progressed, flight activity exhibited several peaks and crashes until it declined by approximate geometric decay to extinction (Figure 2).

As the number of species increased, the number of shared midbody components decreased in a very regular way until an almost complete extinction (Figure 2A).

Density-dependent (ε = 0) transmission generally produced oscillations in disease prevalence and host population size which dampened over time, converging on an endemic equilibrium (that is, if the initial oscillation did not result in host extinction) (Figure 3, column 1).

One of Britain's most threatened farmland birds has reached a major milestone in its recovery from the brink of extinction, figures show.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature, which maintains the Red Book of endangered species, concluded in 1992 that the extinction figures for mammals and birds were "very small" and that the total extinction rate, assuming 30 million species, was probably 2,300 species a year.

We observed 72 h after transfection that CHOP silencing protected HCT116 against apoptosis-cell death induced by Scd1 extinction (Figures 5F and 5G).

Clustering threshold has a strong influence on the absolute number of families, as well as on the number of creations and extinctions (Figure S1).

Our results also suggest that the combination of unbiased transmission and frequent local extinctions can maintain a similar number of unique cultural variants as conformist biased cultural transmission in the absence of local extinctions (Figure 2b). Figure 3 summarizes the H' results of our experiments.