If transposition activity is eventually down-regulated following a transposition burst, the elimination of ISs from a population is slowed down.
From 1970s, the policy of birth control began to implement, and the growth of local population was slowed to 476 people in 1990, with a balancing impact on build up land use.
In addition, as the oscillations became damped, the spread of the OA allele into the population was slowed.
The IUCN says the population and population trend of the species is unknown, but targeted fishing of the shark is considered dangerous, particularly because its population is slow to recover.
This study confirms that the rise in A1C in a nondiabetic population is slow.
However, if the games are played between members of two distinct populations – for instance, between hosts organisms and their symbionts – then extortion strategies can emerge in whichever population is slower to adapt (Hilbe et al., 2013a).
This expansion pattern is also similar to that represented by the "grasshopper paradigm" where central and western Europe have been colonized from a Balkans' refuge, when the Iberian and Italian refugial populations were slowed down in the Pyrenees and the Alps [ 14].
Carriers of a variant to this allele (about 55-65% of the population) are slow metabolisers.
Subsequently, 63% of the population in southwestern Queensland died, especially young animals that were excluded from prime feeding sites by older, dominant koalas, and recovery of the population was slow.
The lower PAF for alcohol consumption in Korea compared to other countries, particularly Western countries, may be partly due to the fact that a large proportion of the Korean population are slow metabolizers of acethaldehyde, a genotoxic substance formed endogenously from alcoholic beverages.
