Sentence examples for realistic population from inspiring English sources

Then again, this may be a realistic population to study, given that many candidates for hormone therapy are likely to have such health issues.

It was examined whether the model with the adjusted parameters (see the Methods section in details) produces realistic population dynamics of the forest over seven years.

Simulated jaguars underwent feeding, reproduction, and mortality events typical of natural populations, resulting in realistic population dynamics and home range sizes.

The experiments allowed to calibrate the model and to simulate realistic population patterns known from culture experiments, as well as from oceanographic and paleoecologic studies.

Specifically, we review mathematical models that incorporate spatial details or realistic population mixing structures, including meta-population models, individual-based network models, and simple SIR-type models that incorporate the effects of reactive behavior changes or inhomogeneous mixing.

How should individual traits be modeled so that realistic population responses emerge?; (2) Adaptation: given the model's temporal and spatial scales, what adaptive processes of individuals should be modeled?

First, we consider a population of the discussed elementary recognition units and then a population unit, where the individual LNs are replaced with more realistic populations.

Whilst greater research, particularly implementation research, is required in this field, good evidence does exist for currently available, realistic population-level interventions as outlined previously.

The data in the smaller samples are observations from real patients [ 7] and thus reflect the appropriate level of diversity and variability found in realistic populations [ 8].

How relevant is our finding that the likelihood of observing soft sweeps can strongly depend on the strength of selection for understanding adaptation in realistic populations?

Resampling has the advantage that the data in resampled datasets are based on observations from real datasets and thus reflect the appropriate level of diversity and variability found in realistic populations [ 47, 48].