Sentence examples for stocked regions from inspiring English sources

For this analysis, we used lakes sampled within the five stocked regions and excluded source lakes.

This test was repeated for unstocked and stocked groups within each of the five stocked regions.

Over the 16 unstocked populations sampled in the five different stocked regions, 97.01% ± 0.99% of the fish belonged to local cluster on average while no fish belonged to nonlocal cluster and 2.99% ± 0.99% of the fish belonged to the putatively admixed category (Fig. 5A).

In every stocked region, stocked populations shared various proportions of ancestry with their source(s), while unstocked populations corresponded to a unique cluster (except lakes 25 and 26; Fig. 4B; Table 3).

The second to the sixth groups each represented one of the five stocked administrative regions, composed of unstocked lakes, stocked lakes, and all known source lakes used for stocking within each region.

Pat Forde of Yahoo.com starts his best and worst case scenarios for all the teams with the stocked Midwest Region.

In contrast, the three other regions were intensively stocked and stocking was conducted with high-stocking intensity and only nonlocal and admixed individuals were identified in stocked lakes.

Interestingly, the genetic composition of stocked populations differed among administrative regions and can be related to the stocking modalities of each region.

Such a regionally based stocking practice promoted the homogenization of the genetic diversity among stocked population from a same region and consequently caused an artificial increase of a regional based structuring.

Her designs are featured in fashion glossies and are stocked in boutiques throughout the region.

Considering both unstocked and stocked populations on a regional scale, the best clustering solutions were k = 8 for the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, k = 6 for the Estrie-Chaudière-Appalaches region, k = 6 for the Lanaudière region, k = 17 for the Laurentides region and k = 11 for the Outaouais region (Fig 4B).