Sentence examples for population rescue from inspiring English sources

The region was also invaded by another exotic plant, Cardamine pratensis, on which the native butterfly larvae readily develops, allowing the possibility of population rescue.

Bell and Gonzalez [26] recently tested the general hypothesis of population rescue by evolution using yeast and found the U-shaped curve of population decline and recovery predicted by Gomulkiewicz and Holt.

In all cases, population rescue was associated with a distinct antibiotic resistance mutant phenotype with detectable frequencies after 48 h (shown for 1.5-mL populations in Fig. 4).

Variation in population rescue probability was analyzed by means of logistic regression, with population survival ('yes/no') as a binary response variable.

Streptomycin dose (30, 40, 50, 100 µg/mL) and population rescue (extinct versus alive at t = 86 h) were taken as explanatory factors.

Repeated-measures Analysis of Variance of (log-transformed) population size in experiment 1. Population type (clonal versus diversified), streptomycin dose (50, 100, 200 µg/mL) and population rescue (extinct versus alive at t = 53 h) are explanatory factors.

The issues being raised transcend national borders as illustrated in the case of Morgan who was born into a wild Norwegian killer whale population, rescued in Dutch waters, transferred to a Spanish territory and subject to breeding decisions made at the direction of a publicly traded United States corporation.

Ribozyme population rescued from randomized ribozyme library-infected human breast cancer cells that survived the i-Extract treatment was characterized.

Ablation of p21 in the Id1-/ animals restores a functional endothelial population, rescues the angiogenic defect observed in the Id1-/ mice, and reverses the premature myeloid commitment of Id1 null HSCs.

First, local extinctions or quasi-extinctions can be compensated by the recolonization by propagules from other local populations (rescue effect; Brown and Kodric- Brown 1977), which enhances persistence at the metapopulation scale.

The 47 % ICU survival rate we observed in this series parallels that of other cardiogenic shock populations rescued by VA-ECMO.