Sentence examples for propagation population from inspiring English sources

A more comprehensive approach to research is proposed, encompassing: phylogenetics/systematics, pollination biology and seed dispersal, propagation, population genetics, species distribution models, threats and monitoring.

A more comprehensive approach to research is proposed, encompassing: phylogenetics/systematics, pollination biology and seed dispersal, propagation, population genetics, species distribution models (SDMs), threats and monitoring.

In spite of frequent vegetative propagation, different populations of these cultivated cucurbits show regular genetic processes evident from stable chromosome counts, nuclear DNA sizes, ploidy levels and regular meiotic behavior.

At the same time, these mutations undergo a strong fixation bias during their propagation into populations in such a way that fixed substitutions tend to preserve MRI regions.

We then illustrate the impact of potential artificial propagation programs on population and meta-population viability with two case studies from the Columbia River Basin.

There remains considerable uncertainty regarding the ability of artificial propagation to enhance population status and of hatchery production programs to function without adversely affecting other populations.

Results are applied to determine the front propagation of a population density governed by operator H with a compactly supported initial density provided that H has positive eigenvalues.

The model describes the rates of initiation, propagation and the population balance equations in an isothermal autoclave reactor operated at a constant pressure of 1700 bars and a temperature range of 110 300°C.

The electromagnetic investigation on the fiber section is performed via a finite element method (FEM) routine, while a comprehensive numerical model for Er3+-doped fiber amplifiers is implemented in a home-made computer code to evaluate the gain characteristics, it being based on the optical power propagation and the population rate equations.

We have previously described the isolation and propagation of a population of myogenic cells, from adult mouse skeletal muscle, which proliferate as suspended clusters of cells (myospheres).

Voltage-sensitive dye imaging (VSDI) is the best-suited method for imaging fast propagation of coherent population activity in the neocortex [1] and other excitable tissues [2], [3], and in patterned growth cardiac myocyte networks in culture [4], [5].