Sentence examples for some dispersal from inspiring English sources

Analysis of this model indicates that although some dispersal does indeed decrease the probability of extinction of the population, the frequency of dispersal is only important in certain extremes.

Molsidomine was able to induce some dispersal even when biofilms were treated with the compound at 4°C.

For example, some dispersal events observed within campanulid lineages involved movements from Australasia into Southeast Asia and the Holarctic.

Although some dispersal occurs, many individuals of both sexes remain in the natal group for their entire lives [ 8].

Furthermore, for old populations some dispersal events may be several generations old and may have originated from a population that currently has become extinct.

In A. lugubris, the Monterey Bay area appears to be an area of genetic exchange among clades (Fig.  5), which shows that at least some dispersal has occurred in this area.

In particular, some dispersal-limited groups (perennial stayers) and microclimate-sensitive groups (closed canopy species, epixylic (log-dwelling) species, and liverworts) showed significant declines in either richness or frequency as patch size decreased.

Although introduced birds provide some seed dispersal services, the relative abundance and proportion of seeds they disperse differs from native species, as does their habitat use, which could have implications for seed germination and seedling survival.

To some, the dispersal of an art practice is an intriguing "de-materialization"; to others, it is an assembly of blocked sight lines.

Previous studies suggest that colonization of these islands by active flight is highly unlikely; therefore, some other dispersal mechanism must be responsible for colonization.

Fertiliser and lime were applied by truck traversing the flat and rolling terrain with some associated dispersal onto steeper hill slopes (Doug Lane, pers. comm).