Of particular note is that many of the large, charismatic megafauna (typically mammals that tend to draw visitors) are necessarily kept at relatively small population sizes because of the practical limitations associated with their husbandry in zoos, and thus they may be more susceptible to factors such as genetic drift.
In this setting, the differences between the classic pedigree and genomic IBD models increased with the size of the dataset (no practical difference with 200 individuals but a substantial difference with 1000 individuals).
This has not been possible to incorporate into the current project due to the size of the study and practical problems with recruiting these patients and their care providers.
However, for constants up to 32 bits, which cover the DSP problem sizes of the most practical importance [14], the prime factors of c can be obtained straightforwardly even with the simple sieve approach, such as the one used in the MATLAB function 'factor'factor
In the current seed zone map as in similar studies (St. Clair et al. 2013), we sought to balance seed zone size with the practical needs of in situ application on relatively large-scale restoration projects.
While the content knowledge gains demonstrated by our plant phylogenetic module are statistically significant, the medium effect size suggests the practical significance of the learning gains must be considered in the context of this study and not generalized, particularly considering the low-stakes setting of an informal environment.
Tests of significance were also accompanied by effect-size statistics, which approximate the size and thus the practical importance of the difference.
The cut-off spatial frequencies are chosen in view of the practical size of tyre.
The job-shop problem is a very important scheduling problem, which is NP-hard in the strong sense and with well-known benchmark instances of relatively small size which attest the practical difficulty in solving it.
Hojat and Xi define the practical importance of effects sizes as ES ≈.20: small effect size of negligible practical importance; ES ≈.50: medium effect size of moderate practical importance; and ES ≈.80: large effect size of crucial practical importance [ 19].
