Sentence examples for mean across generations from inspiring English sources
It is worth noting that there was substantial variation in the grand mean across generations for nearly all of the traits.
Because the long-term N e is the harmonic mean across generations [ 11], we suggested rectifying the low N e in the parental population prior to continuation of the repatriation program.
Does "sharing" mean across-the-board cuts?
In a sexual population, the expected change in mean fitness across generations is given by the additive genetic variance in lifetime fitness [1], and other traits will evolve as a correlated response to this change [2].
Thus, the results by Borjas indicate regression towards the mean across immigrant generations in the United States.
The quantity R, the response to selection, is the net change in the mean phenotypic value across generations (Falconer and Mackay 1996).
Today's top optical and infrared telescopes have mirrors about 10 meters across, but advances in optics mean the next generation will be much bigger.
By contrast, quantitative genetics does not directly deal with gene frequencies; the aim is to track the phenotype distribution, or moments of the distribution such as the mean or the variance, across generations.
That also means helping activists build bridges across generations, and finding a way to balance micro and macro issues, especially in a broad church such as the Labour party.
