Sentence examples for population continuous from inspiring English sources

Because this approach is simply the stochastic implementation of the quasispecies dynamics of the system, it converges to the infinite population, continuous time result as the population size gets larger and the time steps get smaller.

In describing the study population, continuous data were analyzed using unpaired t tests and categorical data were assessed using Fisher's exact test.

In this population, continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) seemed to be an attractive and necessary modality because it is well tolerated by hemodynamically unstable patients and allows for optimal metabolic management.

These hPSC-lt-NES cells exhibit reliable characteristics, including homogenous population, continuous expandability, stable neuronal/glial differentiation ability, and the capacity to generate functional mature neurons in a monolayer platform [ 68].

An analysis of stochastic population continuous-time models with the Allee effect is presented in [ 19– 23].

The drastic rise in the world population and continuous increasing energy demand due to improvement in living standards has led to a rise in demand of energy worldwide.

The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of sleep and sleep deprivation on spike-wave discharges (SWD) in an idiopathic generalised epileptic patient population by continuous long term cassette EEG monitoring for 4×24 h.

With a growing population and continuous strain on available resources, our generation needs to be more globally minded than ever to meet the challenges and demands that we will all face in the near future.

The stability of prions in a growing population requires continuous replication of prions in order to keep pace with cell divisions.

We identified three SNPs in the AQP5 gene significantly associated with rate of lung function decline in a European American population of continuous smokers with COPD, which was further supported by haplotype analysis.

We have derived an analytical expression which allows inference of cell-cell variability parameters from CFU curves, when the distribution of stress-resistance states in the population is continuous.