Sentence examples for finite population size from inspiring English sources

Thus, we formulated the evolutionary dynamics of an asexual self-replicator population with a finite population size and hyper mutation rate, based on the probability density of fitnesses (fitness distribution) for the evolving population.

The origin of the singularity can be understood by considering a large, but finite population size ({mathcal{N}}).

With a finite population size of 1800 (based on the center charts), assuming that 15%% of patients at all levels of triage are not seen in timely manner, we estimated a sample size of 175 at 95 % CI with a margin of error.05.

To examine this hypothesis, we undertook the Monte Carlo simulation with random mating populations with finite population size comprised of sexually reproducing diploid organisms.

The analysis focused on demographic structure and rested on the observation that in view of the heterogeneity in structure and the finite population size,fluctuations in population numbers will occur.

Our results show that conditions of demographics of the infection process, finite population size and consideration of the prevailing epidemiological dynamics against which strain competition occurs together impose limitations on the explanatory and predictive power of any analysis based solely on the basic reproduction number.

Model extensions cover problems of uncertainty about finite population sizes, uncertainty about sample selection mechanisms, and other practical issues.

In order to describe deviations from the mean-field behavior for finite population sizes, we set up a Markov chain to describe the evolution of the activity in the finite network, extending a model by Bressloff and Newby [10].

In ecological invasions with finite population sizes, however, only few invading individuals can substantially violate the assumption.

In this way, the error threshold differs markedly from Muller's ratchet [ 50], which occurs only at finite population sizes and disappears in the deterministic limit.

Gravel (2012), however, calculated the variance of the admixture fraction including both finite chromosomes and finite population sizes, for a model similar to the one presented here, albeit without sex bias.