Sentence examples for more robust population from inspiring English sources

The recent suggestion that HIV is evolving towards a more robust population due to the selection of a lower fitness landscape is compatible with such a scenario [26], [50].

For instance, a high winter mortality rate among fragile individuals leaves a more "robust" population to face the heat exposure, and therefore mortality in the following summer is likely less than expected.

Although many of the tests for validity that were carried out on the initial student sample were repeated with a more robust population sample, space constraints meant that it was not possible to include all eight scales used to test the criterion validity of WEMWBS in this stage of the research.

A decade ago, the International Whaling Commission, created under a 1946 treaty to manage whale harvests, approved management plans with harvesting quotas for some of the more robust populations.

Empirical studies thus not only find differences in robustness, but also demonstrate that these differences indeed affect the ability of population to evolve, such that the more robust populations adapt faster to new challenges than the less robust ones.

Shennan and colleagues [21], [22] argue that the "creative explosion" of the Eurasian Upper Paleolithic and African late Middle Stone Age is at least partly a function of larger and more robust populations.

These biomarkers are associated with mortality so that individuals with the highest risk are systematically eliminated at all adult ages, leaving a more robust surviving population in the next age group.

It is possible that engineering cardiac progenitors through modulation of Hippo signaling could afford a more robust progenitor population and increased therapeutic benefit.

The family-based studies were more robust to population stratification, though with reduced power.

Older erythrocytes are more susceptible to oxidative stress precipitated by PQ challenge and, in concert with the infection, results in a younger and more robust circulating population.

Because the three strains had distributions that did not differ in a statistically significant manner, samples were pooled to provide a more robust statistical population.