Sentence examples for probability of persistence from inspiring English sources
High density populations had higher probabilities of persisting, and inclusion of an Allee effect during drought decreased the probability of persistence.
We define a minimum viable population size as one with a 99% probability of persistence for 40 generations.
We then relate policies (subsidies to grassland, taxation of agricultural intensity) to the ecological outcome (probability of persistence of a species of interest).
We also analyze the associated trade-offs between agricultural production (in value) and biological conservation (in probability of persistence) at the landscape scale.
Some of the problems of propensities remain, but we gain a way to assess ecological fitness (probability of persistence) in a way that can be independent of reproductive success.
Conditional probability of persistence as a function of the different variables of the tie: (A) topological embeddedness, (B) relative freshness, (C) coefficient of variation and (D) time of the first call in our database.
Our biodiversity management objectives must be to increase the probabilities of persistence of birds that should occur in the landscape.
Both economies present similar unconditional probabilities of occurrence of their business cycle phases; however, there is an important difference in their probabilities of persistence.
After excluding the patients who died in 2012, the 6- and 12-month probabilities of persistence were slightly higher (66%69%and53%58%–58%, respectively).
It has also been suggested that dispersal may act as a 'bet-hedging' strategy (Den Boer 1968), and genotypes that result in higher dispersal abilities are likely to have greater probabilities of persistence in the landscape, as declines in local conditions or local extinctions are less likely to result in the loss of this genotype from the population (e.g., Friedenberg 2003).
This paper explores the potential for landscape ecology research to provide useful insights into developing process targets by relating critical thresholds in habitat amount to the probability of population persistence.
