Sentence examples for flexible population from inspiring English sources

Also, Iceland has a highly educated, young and flexible population, and has triumphed after hardship before.

At Eynsford, with Moeran as his co-tenant, Heseltine presided over a bohemian household with a flexible population of artists, musicians and friends.

These results also suggest that the transition from a rigid population, with little ability to respond to environmental changes, to a more flexible population, able to adapt rapidly, may occur through small increases of the mutation rate that produce concomitant increases in the pre-existent diversity.

A program implementing the ancestral selection graph with recombination, balancing selection, and flexible population demographic models is available upon request from the authors.

The development of flexible stochastic population dynamical models that can adjust to different data sets is an issue of practical relevance to ecology and conservation biology.

The physiological role of PFC is promoting the development of inhibition over impulsive drives, at least in the less flexible sub-population within VEH controls; a reduced PFC function may thus explain the "impulsive" choice strategy shown by the most flexible subjects within VEH controls.

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We assumed genealogical continuity between ancient and modern samples and applied the single population flexible coalescent model (Bayesian skyline) implemented in BEAST.

These values were indistinguishable between less versus more flexible VEH sub-populations (3.5 ± 0.8 days in both subgroups), suggesting a similar development of LL preference.

"The location poses particular challenges as the affected region contains some 500 villages spread along the river and in forest clearings," said UNICEF CAR Representative Tanya Chapuisat, "UNICEF and partners are assisting the government's health teams with efforts that have to be mobile and flexible to reach populations at risk".

The previous study of streptomycin concluded that the ribose ring was flexible, presenting two populations with puckering values of 100 175° (E// TO/ E/ TO) and 210 300° (E/ T2/ E// T4/ E/ T4), however the larger set of experimental data used here is only consistent with a single moderately rigid pucker with an angle of 144 ± 9° (E).