Sentence examples for implement the dispersal from inspiring English sources
An official there complained to Pol Pot of his inability to implement "the dispersal strategy according to the decision that you, Brother, had discussed with us".
We estimated speciation events under a Bayesian framework using a relaxed molecular clock approach (BEAST, [ 48]), while the spatial origin of the family was inferred under a maximum likelihood method that implements the dispersal-extinction-cladogenesis model [ 49, 50].
Major League Baseball may try to implement a dispersal draft, whereby the worst surviving teams -- the Pittsburgh Pirates or the Kansas City Royals, for example -- would get the first crack at the best players, like Guerrero, Vidro and Montreal pitcher Javier Vazquez.
The city settled the lawsuit, agreeing to implement clearer crowd dispersal and mass arrest policies, which are likely to be put to the test at the convention.
The program RASP (v.3.0) [ 90] was used to implement Lagrange under the Dispersal-Extinction-Cladogenesis (DEC) model.
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The rate at which a population can expand in a landscape without a climate window (invasion speed) is, as expected for a pulled front, linearly correlated to the implemented dispersal distance parameter δ*.
Nevertheless, simulated scenarios implementing a higher dispersal rate of stocked fish relative to wild individuals did not better fit the observed data than scenarios with equal dispersal rates for the two groups of individuals.
We implemented sex-specific dispersal because we expect male-killing endosymbionts to affect both local demography and sex-ratio, thereby potentially inducing different 'games' for males and females.
Against a background of international commitments to establish ecologically coherent and representative MPA networks, and the UK Marine Bill which aims to implement these commitments, the larval dispersal potential of 31 rare/scare benthic invertebrates is investigated and it is found that over half have a low dispersal potential (<1 km).
