Sentence examples for populations performance from inspiring English sources

Fellows will receive comprehensive training in autonomic neuroscience and clinical electrophysiology that include: the diagnosis and management of various autonomic disorders in adult and pediatric populations, performance and interpretations of autonomic function tests, skin biopsy, identification of autonomic symptoms from other medical conditions, and clinical research.

Furthermore, being applicable in different populations, performance indexes can provide information on prognosis independently of the main diagnosis, allowing to compare prognosis of patients with different underlying disease.

Consequences for genetic diversity and population performance of introducing continental red deer into the northern distribution range.

Population performance and vulnerability to a severe climatic event were thus strongly related to latitudinal patterns in genetic diversity, with the heatwave extirpating forests with low genetic diversity.

But the report noted that the population performance of developing countries varies, with signs that in some areas popular support for such measures is weakening.

Nutritional condition drives large herbivore population performance and is related to precipitation and forage quality in the arid Southwest.

Environmental conditions are shown for the first time to have a significant effect on population performance on resistant seeds, principally on development time and post-embryonic mortality.

This tool is used to investigate how landscapes could be adapted to compensate for possible negative impacts of climate change on population performance.

We examined genetic diversity, population structure and gene flow as well as the importance of genetic diversity for plant and population performance in 17 differently-sized populations of the locally rare, self-incompatible, perennial forest herb Phyteuma spicatum.

While the combined effects of increasing isolation and decreasing population size have been studied intensively; it is less understood how plant population performance in heterogeneous landscapes is affected by changes in fragmentation alone.

Although these are neutral markers that do not enable firm inferences about the effects of genetic diversity on selection or adaptation, there is evidence that neutral marker diversity can be positively correlated with key demographic parameters of population performance, such as reproductive success56 and survival of juveniles and adults57,58,59.