Sentence examples for subsequent populations from inspiring English sources

Postelsia can regenerate blades cut above the meristem, but removing the blades can limit a sporophyte's ability to produce spores and contribute to subsequent populations.

There are several methods that can be used to follow the segregation of point mutations in F2 and subsequent populations.

These lines were backcrossed to fil-8 yab3-2 double mutants and fil-8 yab3-2 progeny identified in subsequent populations.

Those variations that improve individuals' survivability, and their ability to leave offspring, will be found in larger proportions of subsequent populations.

Furthermore, incidence varies among hospitals and their subsequent populations (Table  1) [ 29].> Currently, more than 80% of patients are treated in tertiary cancer centres with advanced tumours (Stages III and IV) [ 30].

Previous studies have shown that recombination in post-F1 hybrids leads to greater variance in meristic and morphological traits in F2 and subsequent populations than F1's [ 1, 5].

Subsequent population growth was slow and fitful, especially given the plague epidemics and other catastrophes of the Middle Ages.

A recent article in Public Library of Science Biology by scientists from the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook discusses the role of deer, mice, chipmunks and the density of acorns on the subsequent population of immature ticks over 13 years on several wooded plots in Dutchess County, New York.

Local officials say that is only fair, arguing that the opening of the lands — and subsequent population growth — increases the stress on local governments to provide services and infrastructure.

Subsequent population figures are exceedingly difficult to determine because of the enormous number of people who died or were displaced in the years after 1970.

The familiar story deforestation leading to environmental degradation; subsequent population collapse, possibly including cannibalism; eventual endemic misery has been revised in recent years.