Sentence examples for geographical bottleneck from inspiring English sources

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Drift is certainly further amplified by the geographic localization of the contact zone: The geographical bottleneck between Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea creates a peninsular situation, largely isolating populations at the contact zone from conspecifics.

He turned up to command the semi-final, he admitted, knowing very little about Hillsborough's safety history: about the crushes at the 1981 and 1988 semi-finals, or that the approach to the Leppings Lane end was a "natural geographical bottleneck" to which Mole had carefully managed supporters' entry.

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For example, on a genome wide scale the number of population-specific SNPs in a population would be expected to be related to the age of the population and also to reflect demographic events like bottlenecks, geographical isolation and admixtures.

Previous studies have revealed that when LD decays at less than 10 Kb, the population is highly genetically diverse [ 12, 13], possibly as a consequence of inter-breeding, selection, population bottlenecks, geographical isolation [ 65], genetic drift [ 54], and population structure [ 13].

The economy of Tripura can be characterized by rate of poverty, low capital formation in-adequate infrastructure facilities, Geographical isolation and communication bottleneck, in-adequate exploration and use of forest and mineral resources, slow industrialization and high unemployment.

Given the apparently small population sizes (small patches) of the populations of the southern group, which are, thus, prone to drift and bottlenecks, and their geographical isolation (separated by tens to hundreds of km), it is perhaps surprising that genetic diversity, although lower, still remains so close to northern levels.

To sum up, the patterns of craniofacial variation observed both in North America and South America do not indicate a dramatic loss of variability due to the geographical and paleoenvironmental conditions putatively responsible for a bottleneck.

However, it seems more likely that the bottleneck observed in North American maize is related to geographical factors that are not taken into account here.

Recent bottlenecks were found in some populations with no geographical bias; however, they were all from newly emerged oak wilt forests.

This problem is hard, because interrelated activities (loading, transportation, unloading) at several geographical locations have to be scheduled under multiple resource constraints, where the bottleneck resource varies over time.

Identifying the performance bottlenecks of broadcast schemes with contention window distributions on geographical space.

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