Sentence examples for the timescale considered from inspiring English sources

According to our simulations (Supporting Information S1), we choose a population size of 10 million of individuals to ensure that resident extinctions are not due to endemic fadeout during the timescale considered (10 years, figure 2).

The potential impact of increased supply of once-limiting resources on sexually selected traits depends on the timescale considered.

Such perspectives were not necessarily optimal – for example, in terms of the timescale considered – for the public health sector and much work still lay ahead to better integrate climate change and health research.

At the timescale considered in our study, the creation of new functional alleles through mutation is a rare event, and thus neglected, so standing quantitative genetic variation is the main determinant of the modelled population's ability to evolve.

However, mutation rates of functional DNA are so low (10−9 per locus per generation; Li 1997) that they are irrelevant at the timescale considered (although this rate could in theory increase under environmental stress; Lamb et al. 1998).

This distance appears to be just at the limit of distances between the centers that exchange electrons within micro- to milliseconds, a timescale generally considered to be catalytically-relevant [4].

Here, the 20-min threshold considers the timescale to change the large-scale current system in response to IMF variations (Anderson et al. 2014).

(6) It is important to consider the timescale of the reaction term (f(c_{b}, alpha_{mathrm{O}_{2}} P_{mathrm{O}_{2}})) which describes the process of dissolved oxygen becoming bound and vice versa.

Considering the timescale of exploitation (Table 1) and the results of our population viability analysis which show that even low levels of fishing pressure cause shark populations to be reduced to a small fraction of their initial population within a few decades, it is likely that fishing pressure alone, whether targeted or incidental, could explain the observed large-scale absence of sharks.

Furthermore, the data collection took place over 2 months (June and July 2014) which was a fairly short timescale to consider the development of this group.

Molecular clock timescales are considered good enough by some to begin to synthesize evolutionary narratives integrating evidence of extrinsic environmental and ecological evolution from the geological record with intrinsic biological evolution [ 43, 44].