Prior to CMMB implementation, a thorough and detailed demographic analysis would need to be conducted to confirm a high likelihood of success for loggerheads under this strategy, and to assess the balance of impacts on other declining species (e.g., leatherback sea turtles).
Most metapopulation studies have focused on the ecological consequences of connectivity Given the reproductive isolation and potential for genetic drift in small isolated populations, a thorough understanding of the demographic consequences of connectivity also requires consideration of the potential evolutionary consequences [5], [6].
As Chinese family and social structures change, a more thorough understanding of how demographic factors influence sexual risk behaviours is needed.
The algorithm we present for simulating genealogies influenced by positive selection will allow for more thorough exploration of complex demographic scenarios when evaluating methods for detecting positive selection.
A comprehensive exploration of health and ET in each country included in this review, as well as a thorough review of historical demographic research that led to Omran's theory, is beyond the scope of this paper.
Regression results from the payment card provided a more thorough identification of socio-demographic variables associated with WTP than the referendum, but the explanatory power of the two regressions did not differ significantly.
Understanding variations in disease clustering between Caucasians and African Americans will require a more thorough understanding of county demographics, environmental factors, and risk factors by race.
An alternative to prospective studies is the structured collection of specimens from all patients and all hospitals in a region, and a very thorough description of patient demographics to analyse potential bias afterwards.
These results could aid in the design of future studies, as well as clarify how walking speed, age, sex, and body mass index may act as potential confounders in studies with small populations or in populations with insufficient demographic variations for thorough statistical analyses.
