Sentence examples for history transition from inspiring English sources

Details of the natural history transition probabilities used in the model are provided in Table  3.

Specifically, a 95%% confidence interval is used for each entry of utility weights and natural history transition probabilities.

Some model parameters, including the natural history transition probabilities, could not be empirically observed and were obtained by calibration.

Amphibian and insect larvae undergo a dramatic life history transition known as metamorphosis, during which adult traits develop to enable strategies for predator avoidance, dispersal, resource utilization, and mating (Wilbur 1980).

Deep sequencing of the transcriptome of the demosponge, A. queenslandica, as it develops from a pelagic larva to a benthic adult, revealed genome-wide transcriptional events accompanying this major life history transition.

Several parameters, including natural history transition probabilities, could not be empirically observed and were obtained by calibration: This involved fitting the model to colorectal cancer incidence (by stage) and mortality data for Ireland.

This seeming complexity arises from its history, transitions, culture and Government policies.

The switch from hive work to foraging offers an opportunity for the integrative study of the physiological and genetic mechanisms that produce the behavioral plasticity required for major life history transitions.

"I think one of the major failures of our communication with the public has been not to emphasize that in Earth's history, transitions have often been quite rapid".

This is because interest in reaction norms partly springs from the fact they would allow separation of genetic and environmental influences on life history transitions.

Very little is known about genetic factors that regulate life history transitions during ontogeny.