Sentence examples for population shapes from inspiring English sources

We investigate the performance of RNS-based tolerance intervals for different values of the design parameters and various population shapes.

In particular, we examined how the local fitness landscape around the initial population shapes subsequent evolution.

This results in overlapping clusters that provide more realistic population shapes than hard boundaries, and more correctly describes the ambiguity inherent in overlapping populations.

Given Australia's vast unpopulated spaces, geographic and climatic variation and culturally diverse population shaped by a long history of immigration, it is not surprising that the range of early childhood services is equally diverse and disparate, often described as a "patchwork" of services (Goodfellow, 1999).

In the long-run, it'd be cheaper to import all of our spuds from Idaho – an area the size of England, but with a basic population shape of 100 people for every 100 million potatoes – and return the fields to nature.

The former distinguishes between the smooth, unimodal distribution of a recently expanded population shaped by the accumulation of mutations with minimal lineage loss and the "ragged", multimodal distributions shaped by mutations in equilibrium with stochastic lineage loss [ 36- 38].

Pollinator foraging and movement are likely to be influenced by a wide range of factors including the relative amount of pollen, nectar or other reward available, and hence the relative fecundity of plant populations, as well as population shape and other aspects of habitat quality (Leimu et al., 2010).

RNA viruses exist as dynamic and diverse populations shaped by constant mutation and selection.

Our results support the need of a study with a true large scale population-based approach involving human and microbe samples from the same hosts in order to better measure the extent in which human populations shape the genomes of H. pylori.

The patterns of within-population shape changes were similar to those observed among populations.

Total within-population shape variance was computed as the trace of the corresponding covariance matrix of shape coordinates.