Sentence examples for populations bell from inspiring English sources

It is originally an oceanic species, but it has colonized innumerable freshwater habitats where it has undergone an extremely rapid adaptive radiation resulting in morphologically diverse populations (Bell and Foster 1994).

Our analysis of sequence variation among the introgressed cyt b haplotypes indeed shows a pattern that is not compatible with a model of population equilibrium (bell-shaped mismatch distribution and negative and significant Tajima's D and Fu's F s values; Table 2).

From the escalating gun violence to the ostracized and displaced populations worldwide, alarms bells are going off that our global community can use more compassion.

Walk into the store on the green in Weston (population 625) and the bell jingles, the wood floor creaks and the 1880s button-up ladies' shoes sway from the ceiling (near the Flexible Flyer sleds).

Individual FSC, SSC and FL1 histograms were checked to insure that the bell-shaped populations are not cut off on the display.

Conclusion: The distribution of the pelvic organ prolapse quantification system stages in the population revealed a bell-shaped curve, with most subjects having stage 1 or 2 support.

The purpose of the program was to help preserve declining populations of green and golden bell frogs in the Sydney region.

In an expanding population, mismatch distribution is expected to be a bell shaped smooth curve, whereas population at constant growth shows raggedness.

Mr. Sayed is also a professor of mechanical engineering at Kettering University in Flint, so he easily broke into corporate-speak, talking about spiritual "enablers" like fasting during Ramadan and the bell curves of population distribution that left "2 percent on the extreme end" of most belief systems who could do such things as happened on Sept. 11.

Evolutionary rescue depends on many environmental and population-specific parameters (Gonzalez and Bell 2013; Carlton et al. 2014), and not every animal and plant taxon has the same predisposition for successful hybridization (Elliot and Crespi 2006).

The distribution is usually bell-shape in populations having increased demographically in the past [ 46], while it shows one or two modes in populations having passed through a range expansion, depending on the population density and the amount of migrants exchanged with neighbouring populations [ 29].