Sentence examples for local bottlenecks from inspiring English sources
For biotrophic pathogens, the loss of green bridges maintained by volunteers or other weedy hosts may lead to severe local bottlenecks or extinction of pathogen populations with concomitant loss of locally adapted (infective) races.
Japan does abysmally, coming 29th overall and 47th in terms of its attitude to enterprise.The index is valuable in identifying local bottlenecks.
Hence, local governments and their partners have both an opportunity and a need to analyze key local bottlenecks for poverty reduction and social development.
However, the bottlenecks adopted by the existed scheduling strategies are often partial bottlenecks, local bottlenecks, or even deceptive bottlenecks, which are basically not key constraints to achieve optimal objective, so that the corresponding scheduling strategies are not perfect, and the further improvement and evaluation can hardly be proposed.
"Local bottlenecks remain a key concern to many ports," Louise Ellman, the Labour MP who chairs the committee, said.
Specific Aim 2: Develop a rapid assessment tool that can be implemented at sentinel health facilities to identify local bottlenecks to malaria elimination.
It is similarly possible that this observed non-random variation is caused by non-selective processes such as migration, population structure and/or local bottleneck.
Within the Florida Keys, structure was observed in damselfish over a few meters and attributed to either a local genetic bottleneck [39] or recruitment from genetically divergent source populations, such as the Bahamas and Western Caribbean [27].
Towns like Pleasantville take an extra beating: traffic diverted from the Saw Mill flows into local streets, creating bottlenecks.
Operators of onshore wind farms receive these payments to power down when supply outstrips local demand and bottlenecks in the grid prevent exports.
Our data show high levels of among-population differentiation, consistent with the effects of historical demographic bottlenecks, local adaptation and climate effects.
