This interpretation is supported by the finding that focused attention can sharpen population-level frequency tuning [20], [22], [23].
In October last year, Lanier wrote: "The president's autocratic tendencies, as well as Uganda's pervasive corruption, sharpening ethnic divisions and explosive population growth, have eroding [sic] Uganda's status as an African success story.
Homogeneous coarsening via continuous recrystallization of the ECAP microstructure is accompanied by minor changes in the ∼63% high-angle boundary population and a sharpening of the original ECAP texture.
To test whether release from predators has led to increased guppy population density and sharpened foraging traits, we took advantage of an introduction experiment initiated in 1976 where guppies were relocated from a site containing predatory fishes to a site lacking strong fish predators [30], [31].
Furthermore, prediction algorithms need to be sharpened before being applied to the general population, where the majority of type 1 diabetes cases occur, yet the predictive value of genetic markers is lower than among relatives.
That's because advances in DNA analysis techniques and more complete data on the frequency of DNA patterns in different ethnic populations have sharpened estimates of a sample's uniqueness, FBI officials said.
Clearly, population geneticists and ecologists will use these short-read sequencing applications to sharpen their empirical vision.
The one certainty is that the debate will sharpen as laser hair removal and other high-tech treatments beckon to a youth-obsessed population.
The two-pronged battle has sharpened the differences between the Richmond Progressive Alliance and leaders of the city's growing Hispanic population and the once-dominant black establishment.
We identified a tension, sharpened by the template, between different framings of the patient as 'individual' or as 'one of a population'.
The same can't be said of the resident pheasant population, which is thriving – the branches ring with their metallic calls, like hundreds of knives being sharpened.
