Sentence examples for patch origin from inspiring English sources

Since only one adult emerges from a host in V. canescens, and because hosts are distributed across different fruits that are generally clumped, females cannot use cues related to a common host patch origin to discriminate between sib and non-sib males.

Dispersing individuals die with a probability μ (dispersal mortality), regardless of patch origin.

The stage is hidden by a curtain, mended in diamond patterns that suggest the patched origins of the traditional harlequin costume.

However we cannot completely exclude more complex scenarios of local adaptation, whereby the selected allele responsible for the selective sweep would be confined in its patch of origin.

As the chance of finding a safe site beyond the patch of origin is low, increasing dispersal distance results in reduced seed survival at the (meta population level (Levin et al., 2003; Bohrer et al., 2005; Cousens et al., 2008).

The interest of this hypothesis is to be inherently asymmetric because the wave of advance of a favourable allele is directional from its patch of origin to the other.

Still unknown, however, was the routing of timber from each origin (patch) to each destination (mill).

In our ABM, the "world" is a square grid of 120×120 patches, with the origin in the center of the grid.

The donor's aortic patch (dAP) with the origin of the superior mesenteric artery (dSMA) and the splenic artery (dSA) is anastomosed to the recipient's common iliac artery; the donor's portal vein (dPV) is anastomosed to the recipient's common iliac vein.

In the 4D time-lapse sequences, we captured a GFP-H-RasG12V PM patch of B721.221-cell origin traveling in the red-labeled TNT toward the Jurkat cell body.

Under these circumstances, we typically detected GFP-H-RasG12V-labeled membrane patches of B721.221-cell origin that were retained post-tearing of the nanotube on the red-labeled Jurkat cell.