Sentence examples for functioning population from inspiring English sources

International terrorists, moreover, need to be able to travel, communicate and transfer funds; they need to be within reach of functioning population centres.

Based on the biological requirements of an ecologically functioning population of a landscape species, the "biological" landscape is defined.

Because from here it seemed no sane, functioning population could allow a man who ran a campaign on bullying, lies, such LIES, and incompetence get to the top.

We have also demonstrated that the EMSE even in its short form provides a better description of the cognitive abilities in a general functioning population and that the short NART protocol is not suitable for a heterogeneous higher functioning population.

The SF-MMSE predicts the full-scale MMSE score by assuming an almost perfect performance on the excluded items in a highly functioning population [ 40].

Therefore, we would recommend that despite the appeal of the short NART, this protocol is not appropriate for a higher functioning population where few individuals have poor reading skills.

representation (definition of individuals); evaluation function (or fitness function); population; parent selection mechanism; variation operators (recombination and mutation); survivor selection mechanism (replacement).

In the nonthermal distribution function, population of the nonthermal particles are shown by α which could vary between 0 and 1.

As pointed out in [17], the most important components of a GA are: representation (definition of individuals); evaluation function (or fitness function); population; parent selection mechanism; variation operators (recombination and mutation); survivor selection mechanism (replacement).

Studies of gene function, population structure, and sequence evolution are also likely to benefit from the availability of this resource.

We use epidemiological concentration response functions, population data, and recorded baseline mortality rates to establish a concentration-based adjoint cost function.