Sentence examples for realistic communities from inspiring English sources

To simulate realistic communities, in which closely related viral species and strains co-exist, we used MetaSim's population sampler, which produces evolved sequences based on a source genome (Additional file 4) and a given evolutionary tree [ 24].

The mechanisms we identified are likely to underlie evolutionary processes in more realistic communities where climate change has different magnitudes and directions of effect on each focal and nonfocal species (Fitter and Fitter 2002; Primack et al. 2004; Sherry et al. 2007).

While other colleges try and fail to enforce zero-tolerance policies, Reed has developed more realistic, community-based enforcement mechanisms, like a joint student-faculty council and judiciary that oversee Reed's code of conduct, drug education and clinical intervention, and rigorous academic performance standards.

Screenwriter David E. Kelley created a realistic community at odds with itself, but one that eventually finds the women putting aside their differences to defeat a greater evil.

Our approach has placed the study of extinction debts within a broader and more realistic community framework [6], [49].

In this study, we did not aim at the simulation of realistic microbial communities, but instead, we wanted to encompass a wide range of phyla.

To simulate more realistic earthworm community conditions, a combination of L. terrestris plus the endogeic A. caliginosa was tested.

In the near future general simulation models (GSM) will become available [33] and null modeling of realistic, large-scale communities may become feasible.

Finally, bang-bang control must be further refined since it is not clear that on/off implementation is realistic for larger communities.

Realistic prediction of community recovery dynamics requires consideration of the species' life-cycle traits.

First, more realistic scenarios of community location and shelter location can be considered as these will definitely affect model results.