Sentence examples for more complex population from inspiring English sources
However, at smaller spatial scales, more complex population structure was hypothesized in the Mediterranean Sea, mainly in relation to oceanographic features.
The consequence of clumping is population subdivision, which can result in more complex population dynamics that improve persistence when compared to the dynamics of single isolated populations.
The nation's school-age population has been rising since at least the mid-1980's, but the children now attending elementary and secondary school are a vastly more complex population than during the baby boom of their parents' generation.
A key modelling decision is how best to model the bubble size distribution, with a range of approaches existing from the relatively simple option of using a single, representative bubble size to more complex population balance approaches.
The paper demonstrates how group model building can be used to facilitate this planning process, and provides potentially valuable initial insights regarding the tradeoffs engendered by policies aimed at meeting the health care needs of a more complex population.
These differences hint at a more complex population history for Kazakhs.
Eventually, these advances aid in the interpretation of experimental observations with more complex populations, such as RNA viruses [ 13].
However, as only 12 subjects were analyzed, the results could not be extrapolated to the whole population and should be validated in larger and more complex populations.
Any type of population that segregates for a trait of interest should be amenable to DArT-BSA; be it DH, RIL, BC, F2 or more complex populations.
Additional incentives could be considered [ 54], and some of this may be supported through a reallocation of funding from sectors with cost reductions (i.e., hospitals) to those with increased costs associated with caring for more complex populations (i.e., home care and nursing homes).
She needed a village of microbes that could help scientists understand how more-complex populations communicate and build microscopic societies that we macrobes depend upon.
