Sentence examples for maximizing the representation from inspiring English sources

This resistance level allowed relatively large infection doses of the mutant pools thereby maximizing the representation of each mutant in the inoculums.

To approach social situations on the basis of geo-referenced information, we selected the FDep indicator due to the properties it offers: it is one-dimensional, maximizing the representation of the heterogeneity of its components and strongly associated with the components stratified in different urban criteria to better integrate the rural/urban gradient [ 25].

A widely cited example of gerrymandering occurred in Northern Ireland, where districts were drawn to maximize the representation of Unionists prior to the imposition of direct rule by the British Parliament in 1972.

In an evolutionary sense, the goal of an individual in reproduction is not to perpetuate the population or the species; rather, relative to the other members of its population, it is to maximize the representation of its own genetic characteristics in the next generation.

These models are designed to maximize the representation of detailed processes while retaining reasonable computational speed so that experiments are completed as scheduled, and are unsuitable for executing very long runs or ensemble experiments sufficiently large to extract statistically useful information.

Sophisticated computational methods have been developed to help us to identify sets of nature reserves that maximize the representation of regional diversity, but, until recently, the methods have not dealt explicitly and directly with the main goal of reserve networks, that of the long-term maintenance of biodiversity.

The extent to which MPA networks protect biodiversity depends in part on the selection of sites that maximize the representation of biodiversity.

Several algorithms have been developed to create a reserve system that maximizes the representation of biodiversity in a region see [23].

Simple random sampling maximized the representation of the population studied.

Sagittal plates (Plates  20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29) are not equally spaced in an attempt to maximize the representation of key small basal ganglia structures such as the subthalamic nucleus (STh).

Usually, core collections can be seen from two perspectives: from a taxonomist point of view, in which case rare alleles should be represented in any core collection; or from the point of view of a plant breeder, in which case the main requirement for conservation would be to maximize the representation of the genetic diversity of the species for practical purposes [ 1].