Sentence examples for population interchange from inspiring English sources

These methods represent preliminary steps to gauge whether patterns of antibiotic resistance converge over time amongst countries that currently have little population interchange.

The ET data show that, under solvent conditions favoring the folded protein, collapsed non-native structures are not substantially more stable than extended conformations, and that the two populations interchange rapidly.

Several genetically different groups of humpbacks, separate populations with little interchange among them, live in the South Pacific.

The persistence of ticks in any habitat will be influenced by the abiotic (climate and vegetation) suitability of the habitat and the rescue effect produced by neighbouring populations through host interchange between patches.

Recently, we characterized a previously unreported slow conformational transition for FKBP12 in which a minor state population of 12% interchanges with the major conformational state at a rate of ~0.05 s−1 at 25°C [ 22].

The magnitude of conformational line-broadening depends upon the relative population and rate of interchange between the conformer states as well as on the differential N chemical shifts for these states.

The kitefin shark has an almost circumglobal range in tropical and warm-temperature waters, consisting of a number of widely separated populations with likely little interchange between them.

It is widely distributed but as disjunct regional populations with little to no interchange between them.

The northwestern Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and South America populations are distinct, with little interchange between them.

As genetic diversity is lost by chance in one small population, it can be restored by the interchange and mating with individuals from other populations, near or far.

Part of the population is initialized using modified PFIH method and λ-interchange mechanism, and part is initialized randomly.