Sentence examples for sequence of populations from inspiring English sources

Through time, a species may be thought of as a sequence of populations, breeding with each other, generation after generation (Figure 3.1).

Now let's consider a sequence of populations with probability distributions P N ={p 1,p 2,…,p N−1,P N,+}, where (p_{N,+}=sum limits _{i=N}^{infty } p_{i}).

The main sequence of Population II stars extends downward to fainter, redder stars in much the same way as in the spiral-arm Population I stars.

Schoen (2014), building on the birth-death model in Schoen (2013), presented a multistate projection approach based on the idea of "intrinsic linkages," i.e., linear relationships between the dominant right eigenvectors of projection matrices and the sequence of population compositions.

Despite such mutation, the number of total mutations fixed in the consensus sequence of population RAp35 was very high (1.13 mutations/passage, Figure 6) when compared with its ancestor (0.2 mutation/passage).

Thus it was possible to calculate a sequence of population estimates for the Pink City area based on percentage ear-notched seen in that area during the street counts and compare them to the counts themselves.

This was done only for the leopard cat since sequences of populations from outside India were available only for this species [23].

Previous phylogeographic analyses of mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase I (COI) sequences of populations of C. ebraeus in the Indo-West Pacific show no evidence of population genetic structure among samples from these regions [18], a pattern that is not necessarily unexpected given the potential for wide dispersal in this species due to a three to four week planktonic larval stage [19].

Further studies, such as single-cell RNA sequencing of populations of interest, are warranted to further characterize the heterogeneity of these populations.

Even whole-genome sequencing of populations, the ultimate genome diversity survey tool, reveals at most the potential of a population to express various phenotypic features.

A recent study has quantified the temporal dynamics of point mutations over 1000 generations by deep sequencing of populations (Lang et al. 2013).