Sentence examples for standing level from inspiring English sources

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On the other hand, a higher rate of deleterious mutation or a lower rate of recombination is expected to generate a difference in levels of nucleotide diversity at mutation/selection equilibrium (e.g., a ratio of 0.1 in FP is expected to generate over a two-fold reduction in standing level of diversity in IR/SB).

We therefore asked whether the incidence of these events were significantly greater than that expected given the standing level of functional infertility in the population for males mated 3 times (estimated as 12.5% by Baker et al. [ 38]).

If levels of adaptive variation decrease with decreasing population size and the potential to respond to selection depends on the standing level of genetic variation, small populations that have been subject to genetic erosion are expected to show reduced adaptive potential.

This hypothesis has generated numerous modeling studies demonstrating that the standing level of genetic variation in traits can be explained by the demographic history of a species not linked to fitness of an individual (Wolf et al., 2000; Barton and Turelli, 2004; Hufford et al., 2012; Pyhajarvi et al., 2013).

He predicts that people will be able to zoom into the floor plan, so that "instead of a bird's-eye view, you're at a standing level," he said, and to customize the plan by changing the color of the walls and floors.

An initial estimation of herbivory was obtained by calculating standing levels of damage in the 15 pairs of plants of each species selected in 2001.

Standing levels of variation also reflect effective population sizes over many thousands or millions of generations.

Often N e is estimated from information on mutation rates and standing levels of nucleotide variation (Charlesworth 2009).

Standing levels of genetic diversity (heterozygosity and allelic richness) observed prior to supplementation were maintained or increased slightly over the study.

Standing levels of neutral genetic diversity may not be a good correlate of quantitative genetic diversity (Reed and Frankham 2001), and the level of either can depend on many factors other than population size (Willi et al. 2006).