Sentence examples for number of introductions from inspiring English sources

(The number is roughly twice the number of introductions here a year ago).

Whereas men pay between $125 and $500, based on the number of introductions they want, women get unlimited introductions.

Women join her list free, while men pay 200 yuan (about $30) for an unlimited number of introductions until they find a suitable match.

Yep, I'd pay to play, although the fee was now an astounding $6,000 for the first year (but included "an unlimited number of introductions").

Results of ordination and cluster analysis suggested that almost all the Tunisian cultivars share similar genetic background, and are likely derived from a small number of introductions in ancient times.

He has written a number of introductions to facsimile editions of Hebrew manuscripts and has published numerous auction and exhibition catalogues, most recently (2009, co-edited with Evelyn M. Cohen and Sharon Liberman Mintz) A Journey through Jewish Worlds.

Pre-establishment factors that can influence an invading species' population genetics include the number of introduction events, the number of invaders per event, and the effective size of the founding population(s) [10].

Interesting predictions about the influence of the size and number of introduction events and the connectivity between introduction sites could be derived from a well-developed theoretical framework of the optimization of the design of nature reserves from conservation biology (single large or several small, the SLOSS problem; Ovaskainen 2002; McCarthy et al. 2005).

Thus, the aims of this study are to [ 1] determine the population structure of Argentine ants within the Western Cape, South Africa (the point of entry for this ant); [ 2] to identify the number of supercolonies within this region, infer the number of introduction and relate the findings with what is observed in other introduced ranges.

These two genetic clusters could easily correspond to separate introductions, but this is likely to be an underestimate for the number of separate introductions, as separate introductions of closely related plants cannot be distinguished.

Provided the number of new introductions remains low, the current inspection policy will control most epidemics.