Because peccaries find themselves on the menu of many predators, they could have evolved to adjust their reproduction rate in response to fluctuating numbers of predators, Bodmer says.
To facilitate the aggregation of air conditioners, stochastic heat gain or heat loss (such as fluctuating number of people in the residence, doors and windows being opened and closed, and appliances being used) should be considered on the basis of the space thermal model [24].
A fluctuating number of daily newspapers are published in Uganda.
Small populations may fluctuate in numbers for a variety of reasons, including demographic stochasticity, in addition to natural or human-driven environmental perturbations.
In the closing months of the 2012 race, Obama's top advisers were troubled by the President's fluctuating poll numbers in the key swing state of Ohio.
Nowadays, hundreds to thousands of cases per year are registered in Fennoscandia, fluctuating with the numbers of the specific Arvicoline-rodent reservoir, the red bank vole, which carries the main European serotype, Puumala (PUU).
As an ethnic minority in every country in which they live (except Israel), they have frequently experienced persecution throughout history, resulting in a population that has fluctuated both in numbers and distribution over the centuries.
Keep digging The X factor Old-fashioned but in favour Strength in numbers ReprintsFrom 2002 to 2011 growth fluctuated within a remarkably narrow range, never falling below 6.2% and never rising above 8.7%.
Such skirmishes can be expected in a citywide political battle — but the episodes also underscored the fluid quality of a contest in which poll numbers can fluctuate in the months before the primaries and the outcome can be determined by only a few thousand votes.
Schumann's productivity (measured in opus numbers per year) fluctuated over time, they noticed.
Roughly 100 students achieve that mark, up from about 25 in 2007, but the numbers fluctuate weekly.
