Sentence examples for introducing individuals from inspiring English sources

Gene flow can be an important determinant of geographic variation in morph frequencies (e.g. [ 11]) and is expected to constrain local adaptation by introducing individuals from populations experiencing different selective pressures [ 12, 13].

While we know of no specific examples to date, it is possible that introducing individuals from a high-density population to a low-density one may introduce maladapted genes and lower average fitness.

On the other hand, introducing individuals from populations with historically low density into populations that have suffered recent population declines may introduce alleles better adapted to the new low-density biotic interactions (as well as genotypes potentially less vulnerable to inbreeding depression).

Try using this literary technique without even touching on emotion – perhaps even before introducing individuals.

In any breakthrough innovation it is important to adopt a step by step design starting from very basic model and then introducing individual modification, which can be tested individually inside the system.

Some politicians propose introducing individual savings accounts to replace a part of Social Security's retirement benefits.

At Barnardo's we helped staff overcome their concerns by introducing individual learning contracts, team-based learning and promoting learning in small, bite-sized modules.

The government is introducing individual electoral registration to tighten up the voting process, but the commission said it would see whether further changes were necessary.

Jessica had begun making meals for Gracie, our 7-month-old daughter, following the recommended pattern for carefully introducing individual puréed foods.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said: "The government is always looking at how our electoral system can modernise – that's why we are bringing in online registration and introducing individual electoral registration this summer.

Data matching will be of limited use to the government in introducing individual electoral registration, especially in identifying potential electors, says a report by parliament's political and constitutional reform committee.