Sentence examples for predictable population from inspiring English sources
Thus, as observed in any other complex systems, biology can be considered to possess order and disorder, inheriting a mixture of predictable population level and unpredictable single cell outcomes.
At the very least, our results showed that environmental conditions can alter the frequency of CI among similarly large populations, which demonstrates that effects of CI are not necessarily predictable from population size.
The reduction in mortality, unaccompanied by a reduction in fertility, had a simple and predictable outcome: accelerating population growth.
We found that interactions between genotypes were often not predictable from their population mean results, and we demonstrated intergenomic epistasis within a relatively small sample of naturally occurring and selected lines of D. melanogaster.
Given this younger population, predictable changes occurred in the distribution of marital status.
But while the costs of chronic illnesses are predictable for large populations, they are highly unpredictable for people and their families.
Not so long ago, the suburban pickings were slimmer and more predictable, but as the population of the suburbs became more cosmopolitan, the food choices — while not exactly rivaling Manhattan's — did, too.
On the other hand, due to the complexity of the HLA polymorphism, the changes towards either greater or lesser genetic distances seem hardly predictable for a given population as they vary among loci and also within geographic regions (File S4).
With 6 million people worldwide, DS is the largest population of predictable AD cases.
Circumstances could thus affect the proportion in a less predictable way than ordinary population based measures of incidence and prevalence.
