Sentence examples for population adaptation from inspiring English sources

They presented several approaches such as population adaptation, variable quantization, variable adaptation, and multi-objective genetic algorithms.

There were two design elements used for adaptation in this case example: population adaptation and statistical information adaptation.

We simulated pathogen population adaptation to a newly introduced major resistance gene (RlmX) to estimate the durability of the resistance under various scenarios of cropping system mosaics within a small region.

On the other hand, epidemics, because of the intensive selective pressure they exert on populations, play a critical role in population adaptation and evolution [32].

It has been shown that differential population adaptation can be determined from a subset of genes while gene flow still exists between the species under speciation [24], [25].

Gomulkiewicz and Holt [23] formalized the link between trait heritability and population adaptation after an environmental change, showing that higher heritabilities, which confer more rapid adaptation, decrease the chance of extinction due to maladaptation.

The wide distribution of An. gambiae suggests the possibility of population adaptations to local climatic conditions, resulting in local differentiation between populations of a same molecular form, as has indeed been observed for M populations in Cameroon and Mali, in addition to the M and S molecular form differentiation [29].

Occupational and behavioral risks for border people may result in increased susceptibility due to human-vector combinations relating to vector population adaptations and dynamics in transmission prone areas on the borders.

Accomplishments included identification of vulnerable populations, adaptation strategies, research needs, and data gaps.

Selection can potentially lead to adaptation, and for many populations adaptation to altered environmental conditions created by human activity will be necessary if the population is to persist (Chevin et al. 2010).

Areas just across species range boundaries are often stressful, but even with ample genetic variation within and among range-margin populations, adaptation towards stress tolerance across range boundaries often does not occur.