Sentence examples for species models from inspiring English sources

In Batesian mimicry a palatable species models itself on an unpalatable species to fool predators into believing that they are not tasty.

Single species models revealed interspecific and area-specific differences in carnivore preference at both spatial scales.

When performing calculations for the different species, models were created based on the average thyroid follicle sizes.

LogB values vary with number of presence points; thus, is not a good comparison metric among species models.

This is a type of signature that could occur in multi species models, and is worthwhile to look for in simulation results.

A range of linear, single species models is analysed here, leading to generalisations of earlier findings, in addition to developing new results.

This paper deals with a one-dimensional parabolic cross-diffusion system describing two-species models.

Single-species models are generally used for the design of bioprocess control laws.

Therefore, the above three-species models with Lévy noise deserve further investigation and we may consider them in the future.

In the previous work [1], we presented a parabolic cross-diffusion system describing two-species models on a bounded domain with different natural conditions, and studied the corresponding steady-state problem, an elliptic cross-diffusion system.

To evaluate the effects of eutrophication, acidification and drought on species diversity, several dynamic multi-species models in combination with dynamic soil vegetation have been developed that are presently explored in Europe (De Vries et al. 2010).