Sentence examples for random mortality from inspiring English sources

We observed the evolution of shorter life span under high random mortality, confirming the classic prediction.

For each cell, species birth, growth, death, regeneration, random mortality, and vegetative reproduction are simulated at one to ten year time steps.

Those factors could be migration, selection or other non random mortality process.

The hypothesis that Ebola disease induced a non random mortality through selection in the Lossi population could not be excluded.

However, if Ebola is inducing non random mortality in the Lossi population, no evidence of temporal change in allele frequency has been detected for the Lokoué population.

Immigration from genetically differentiated populations and a non random mortality induced by Ebola, i.e., selective pressure and cost of sociality, are alternative hypotheses.

Although we initially used two individuals produced by each female (i.e. from a single family) as replicates in our experimental design, random mortalities, which mainly occurred during tail resorption between Gosner stages 42 and 46, resulted in the loss of uneven replication.

This correlation may stem from either an advantage of individuals with intermediate MHC diversity being able to better fight off parasites and therefore allocate more energy to growth, or from non-random mortality with regards to MHC.

Assuming HIV status among individuals contacted but who refused to test (non-response) is missing at random and mortality among non-testers can be related to mortality of those tested a mathematical model was developed.

When we hear that the camera with which the narrator's father plays auteur belongs to a man "who had a black belt in karate and a budding brain tumor," we seem called on to infer that life is weird and random, with mortality ever lurking.

Such optimal repair is predicted to improve fitness in the environments we tested, i.e. in long-lasting steady-state environments with random external mortality with or without resource competition.