Instead, we found high probability that fewer than 10 percent of the population exited the park under moderate levels of herd size (1,000 2,000), accumulated SWE (<60%), and aboveground dried biomass (>100%), above which numbers exiting rapidly increased (Table 2).
We then sought to further test the consistency of our data with a scenario of a small population exiting and expanding out of Africa, the emergence of new variants during this process and the increase of their frequencies up to intermediate values by neutral processes.
Our study was designed to match the historical-control studies as much as possible with respect to overall design, patient population, exit criteria, and data analysis.
Overall, the population entering Physics in Biomedicine is more similar to the population entering the subsequent Fall term of algebra-based physics than to the population exiting the preceding Spring term of algebra-based physics.
Population to exit capacity.
In order to assess evacuation difficulty at the micro-scale, we employed a method using population to exit capacity (P/EC) ratios, first pioneered by Cova and Church (1997).
We present an optimization model, called the critical cluster model, that can be used to identify small areas or neighborhoods which have high ratios of population to exit capacity.
Rad21 WT/WT and Rad21 Lox/Lox NSCs were induced to differentiate into ASTs for 24 h at which point >90% of the population had exited the cell cycle, enabling us to eliminate the confounding effects of cohesin's role during cell division.
In the exit population, higher levels of political activity were associated with higher scores in knowledge and attitudes (Factual Understanding β = .356, p < .001; Relevance β = .278, p < .01; see Table 5).
The urban economy could be strengthened, so that a section of the population can successfully exit out of pastoralism, through providing access to credit and education complemented by infrastructural investments.
