Sentence examples for population density estimated from inspiring English sources

Here, we explore this hypothesis by studying the relationship between occurence of specialized races of the European cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) (i.e. gentes) and mean and coefficient of variation in population density estimated for 12 different European regions.

Simulations were used to estimate the coefficients of variation (CVs) of population density estimates for alternative sampling designs, a model was developed to determine the optimal survey design which minimised survey time for a given survey precision and a statistical power analysis was used to determine whether these surveys were sufficiently sensitive to form part of a monitoring programme.

Though no one formally counts people displaced for the sake of environmental preservation, data from the UN and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature on park footprints and population density estimate that the total number of removed people could be near 20 million.

A sensitivity analysis using population density estimates from the 1990 US Census did not impact these results.

Home ranges for bears inhabiting unproductive environments overlap extensively [ 23], so we used the median of population density estimates in different habitats (575 individuals) to estimate refugial carrying capacity (see the electronic supplementary material), and assumed initial population size was at carrying capacity.

(Right) Population density estimates from mobile phone data.

(Left) Population density estimates from the Afripop project [214].

A mean macrourid population density estimate of 8 fish km−2 was calculated from first-arrival times at successive releases.

Another example is given by Sterly et al. who mapped an estimate of the density of population of Ivory Coast using a mobile phone dataset [48], as illustrated on Figure 6. Figure 6 Population density estimates.

Population density estimates were calculated using the highest resolution administrative unit for which data are available in Kenya (ward) for population and ward area (km2) from the Society for International Development and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (herein, "SID-KNBS") (2009).

DRSRS population density estimates are based on transects subdivided into 5 × 5 km2 sampling units, each of which was identified as falling inside or outside a conservancy in Koyiaki (Figure 2).