Sentence examples for irregular population from inspiring English sources

The question was to test if an irregular population would be somewhat more fragile than a regular population which was not the case.

For "poisoner-prey" communities living in perpendicular-flow habitats, we have also shown that spatial heterogeneity might lead to the origin of irregular population dynamics, but dynamics of genetic structure (allele frequencies) at the time would remain stable.

In spatially heterogeneous communities, the change in the direction of the environmental flow might be reflected in local irregular population dynamics, while the genetic structure of populations (frequencies of the alleles) remains stable.

A general conviction shared by ecologists is that trophic interactions (plant-herbivore, predator-prey, or host-parasitoid) are key factors affecting temporal oscillations (regular or irregular) of population numbers [1] [3].

Much data on emigration is collected from immigration-by-origin data in receiving states, but differing definitions of migration and the presence of large irregular migrant populations can imply that migrant populations are enumerated inconsistently across states.

Dan is interested in orbital dynamics generally, but his research has focused on debris generated at the outermost gravitational reaches of the giant planets by the Jovian planets' irregular satellite populations.

Opportunistic species describe populations which are subject to large irregular fluctuations in population size.

Lundqvist, M., Compte, A. & Lansner, A. Bistable, irregular firing and population oscillations in a modular attractor memory network.

Since obtaining the permit is not simple or immediate, and this is even more the case when applying (a housing accommodation is mandatory) short-term migrants tend to end up included in irregular or unregistered population.

To add insult to injury, the health problems of displaced and otherwise dislocated people tend to be officially "invisible" and are likely to be bypassed by potentially beneficial interventions [ 56]. "Irregular" and undocumented population movements pose special challenges of migration health.

In the more general case of irregular environments heterogeneous populations can resume growth more rapidly after brief stress exposure, while better surviving long stress periods.