Sentence examples for the subsequent population from inspiring English sources

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.

The cessation of local wars and the increased cultivation of the potato as a food crop were instrumental in the subsequent population increase, which soon reached the limit of the subsistence economy.

Recent studies have suggested that the subsequent population size reduction and gene flow disruption are now serious enough to impact the genetic structure of buffalo populations [ 16].

The use of a single candidate SNP per EST was chosen to avoid complications in the subsequent population genetic analyses caused by linkage among SNPs within the same sequence.

The 10-fold difference in the prevalence observed between our study and that of Cooke et al. are probably related to the historical links and the subsequent population flow between the United Kingdom and the Indian subcontinent.

Natural recombinants among the clonal variants of T. gondii in the wild are rare, and yet when such events do occur they can dramatically shape the subsequent population structure [ 22].

To determine the contaminants that should be studied further in the subsequent population-based study, a profile of Great Lakes (GL) sport fish contaminant residues were studied in human blood and urine specimens from 32 sport fish consumers from three Great Lakes: Lake Michigan (n = 10), Lake Huron (n = 11), and Lake Erie (n = 11).

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.

This interpretation is strengthened given the shape of the human mtDNA tree, which reflects the bottlenecks and subsequent population expansions associated with the out-of-Africa migration and the hectic climatic conditions of the last glacial period.

Hence, we propose that much of the diversification of plant-feeding insects is driven by oscillations in host plant range, where host expansions allow the species to increase its geographical distribution and thereby setting the stage for subsequent population fragmentation by secondary specialization on different hosts in the repertoire.

We therefore excluded CpG13 when calculating average methylation levels for the IGF2 DMR0 in subsequent population studies.