Sentence examples for outbreak populations from inspiring English sources

Such fecundity levels are typical of outbreak populations of the European strain of the gypsy moth in North America (Campbell 1967).

Outbreak populations were first detected in the radiata pine plantation in 2011, peaking in 2012 and 2013 and suddenly decreasing in 2014.

Cluster analysis for time series showed infestations originating in several different locations on the landscape early in the time series and subsequent infestations likely represent a combination of dispersal from outbreak populations and independent population growth.

Specimens collected during and after this flight window indicated moths emerging from an inland source of outbreak populations dispersed over 150 km to trap sites near the north shore of Lake Superior, where localized cooling was predicted to have delayed emergence of locally-produced budworm moths.

In this paper, we develop lines of argument to infer the extent of VDPV spread in outbreak populations.

By incorporating independent demes, outbreak populations from 2005 to 2007 might have made the effective population sizes larger.

It attains outbreak population levels sufficient to mass attack host pines across the landscape at scales ranging from a single forest stand to interstate epidemics.

To confirm that the outbreak population was the European strain of the gypsy moth and not an introduced Asian strain, 40 male moths were collected in the field in July 2014.

Collectively, we referred to these isolates as the "outbreak population".

Extensive sampling showed occurrence of the outbreak strain as well as other STEC and aEPEC strains in the outbreak population.

We identified the outbreak population, outbreak contributing factors, the most common transmission sites, and interventions used to control these challenging outbreaks.