Sentence examples for of the population process from inspiring English sources

A technical obstacle to extending our results beyond the linear OUP setting is the lack of an explicit closed form expression for the stationary covariance of the population process analogous to Eq. 6.

However, the scarceness of late Pleistocene human remains in northeast Asia make it difficult to evaluate the details of the population processes in Beringia that ultimately led to the peopling of the New World.

A common approach to modeling such networks is by a master equation that governs the dynamic evolution of the joint probability mass function of the underlying population process and naturally leads to Markovian dynamics for such process.

Details of the population selection process for this study have been published earlier (Einarsdottir et al, 2007).

Our goal was to carry out a preliminary analysis that would guide us in the study of the population regulation process in the guanaco.

This study presents the results of the projections of population and labour force resources for 27 selected European countries for the period 2002-2052, fonussing on the impact of international migration on the advancement of the population ageing process.

The nature of size fluctuations is crucial in forecasting future population persistence, independently of whether the variability stems from external forces or from the dynamics of the population renewal process.

However, with no additional information, LD should not be attributed solely to physical linkages among loci because of the possibility of population processes such as nonrandom mating (Hedrick, 2005).

An exploratory model investigated the dynamics of the sub-population process in a homogeneous (raster) landscape and explored how density dependence and movement interacted with spatial scale to affect model output.

That gene genealogies do not always reflect species' histories is a product of the population genetic processes underlying the transmission of genes through time (Tajima, 1983).

The results are "an example of the extraordinary power evolutionary geneticists now control to investigate the effects of population processes such as gene flow at every single site in the whole genome," said James Mallet, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University who was not involved in the study.