Sentence examples for theoretical populations from inspiring English sources

Most recently, mathematical modelling approaches have been used which examine the likelihood of different theoretical populations being mixed together to produce the observed distribution [9], [15], [16].

Analyses were done for theoretical populations experiencing different risks of tuberculous infection, and different risks of SCID in newborns.

We compared the sampling distribution of a zooplankton concentration of <10·m−3 to sampling distributions obtained from theoretical populations with concentrations ≥10 zooplankton·m−3 in order to calculate statistical power, based on the Poisson distribution described in eq 1a.

In general higher Fst detected between simulated populations than between B. taurus breeds probably reflects the simulation and an over estimate of the effect of inbreeding in the theoretical populations.

Theoretical Population Biology; 64: 2. (2) Geary, DC et al (2004) Evolution of Human Mate Choice.

For example, this time the researchers divided the theoretical population of 5.2 million into two groups -- "highly involved" Jews and "people of Jewish background" -- and posed most questions only to the first group.

In theoretical population dynamics, it is important whether or not all species in multispecies ecosystem can be permanent [14, 15].

Natural selection has been seen operating in the wild; in laboratory populations; and mathematically, in computer simulations as well as in theoretical population genetics.

Residual chronology statistics included an expressed population signal >0.85 (Table 2) indicating the residual chronology represented a theoretical population of the region (Wigley et al. 1984).

For doing so, we introduce as a characteristic or each entrepreneur an attitude or propensity towards innovation and distribute it among a (theoretical) population of entrepreneurs.

Momota (2009) developed a theoretical population-macroeconomic growth model to study the effects of fertility, child education, and education policies on the future economic growth of developing countries.