Sentence examples for fixed populations from inspiring English sources

The current model of CSC plasticity between EMT and MET states suggests that CSCs may not constitute fixed populations but rather a dynamic, plastic and phenotypic state that can be acquired as a function of dynamic tumor microenvironment changes such as growth factor and inflammatory signaling, stromal cell interactions, and tumor hypoxia/metabolic reprograming.

Genotype data for each of the fourteen inbred strains was represented 250 times to generate fixed populations of inbred mice.

Further modeling of the population structure is achieved by having a supertree that describes each population's history as a sequence of splitting events; this is different to island models of structure that assume fixed populations with migrations between them.

In survey design, an important assumption is that although questions are usually asked about temporal (dynamic) processes, "fixed" populations are studied [ 36].

Previous analysis indicated the presence of a single mitochondrial haplotype shared by all Mediterranean populations of C. intestinalis sp. A. Conversely, C. intestinalis sp. B displays a variable COI in north European seas, suggestive of fixed populations [ 8].

Linearised population pairwise FST values could not be used in the Mantel test: several localities were genetically monomorphic for different haplotypes, and pairwise comparisons between such fixed populations gave an FST of 1.0; hence for these locality pairs no linearised FST values (FST/(1 - FST), [ 78]) could be calculated.

That is, all studies are viewed as estimating a common, or fixed, population effect size.

In the implementation of the long-run closure of the model, aggregate employment is determined by fixed population change, fixed labor force participation rates, and the "natural" unemployment rate (the unemployment rate at the start of the simulation).

In his 1957 science fiction novel The Naked Sun Isaac Asimov invented a world, Solaria, in which a tiny, fixed population of humans live out their days on enormous estates, waited upon by scores of robots.

We consider a fixed population, C, of uninfected cells exposed to a pool of V virions.

3) WT+SN communities grow at a more or less constant but relatively low speed, and have a fixed population composition.