Sentence examples for generalist population from inspiring English sources

Weekly cycling of atrazine and carbetamide resulted in selection of a generalist population.

Weak trade-offs may favor the evolution of a generalist population when migration is high or specialists when migration is low enough for differentiation to occur.

Can breast cancer cells adjust ER expression (and other growth factor receptors) so that ER + and - cells in the same tumor represent a single generalist population that phenotypically adapts to various environments?

Although recent analyses support the prediction of greater niche variation in generalist populations that have experienced ecological release [5] [7], with few exceptions [8], [9] very little is known about the heritability of this variation or the molecular genetic bases of the evolution of new phenotypes that result.

One probable interpretation of this result is that the competition between specialist LNs is not instrumental to the success of ratio recognition because the readout of the result is entirely based on the generalist LN population.

These factors cannot be ignored, and whilst there may be wide support for innovation, all steps should be taken to harness, and use, the skills and training of the generalist professional population, particularly as we move towards dental contract reform [ 45].

Although generalist φX174 populations evolved even broader diets at low host density, they did not show a tendency to evolve the predicted specialist foraging strategy at high host density.

However, quite surprisingly, generalist limnetic populations of three-spined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus aculeatus) that use plankton as a main food source have larger telencephala than benthic-foraging populations of the same species as measured in samples from the wild [ 16].

Thus, fluctuations in host abundance (in time and/or space) could favor the maintenance of generalist parasitoid populations with the ability to simultaneously maximize fitness on more than one host (Hufbauer and Roderick 2005).

Disturbances, such as the waxing and waning of vents and even volcanic eruptions, are less dramatic for AST generalists as populations are present nearby on the bare basalt than for species restricted to vents.

As such, especially for relatively high indirect selection (i.e. low direct selection) we find single generalists dominating the population eventually.