Sentence examples for wandering population from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that the YFVs circulating in Peru have differentiated into several subpopulations, and rather than circulating as one intermixing (wandering) population, the variants appear to persist within discrete geographic foci of the Andean/Amazonian region.

Fishing also accounts for what has happened to the bird with the largest wingspan, the wandering albatross – whose population has fallen by about 30% in 11 years.

The report has shed some new light on the biology and behavior of these enigmatic birds, such as the observation that Indian Ocean populations of wandering albatrosses move less than their Atlantic Ocean counterparts.

The Grapes of Wrath, published 75 years ago today, means just as much to the US now as it did in 1939, when the Dust Bowl destroyed the American west, the economy lay in tatters, a minority held the keys to the bank, and a vast migrant population wandered without homes or rights.

When the master phenotype is composed of more than just one sequence, the genetic information of the master phenotype is lost for any value of mutation rate different from zero, beyond which the population wanders through the master neutral network [ 28, 59].

Both were serious offenses for a population for which wandering off is a frequent problem.

This case explores the possibility for an association of both an intestinal malrotation and wandering liver in the adult population.

Little is known about habitat use by the endemic Hispaniolan White-winged crossbill (Loxia leucoptera megaplaga), in part because of its small population size and wandering tendencies; before this study only a single nest had been described for the species.

We hypothesized that in a virus population circulating as a wandering epizootic, most of the genetic variation in isolates would be because of differences in the times of virus isolation.

There, the probability of fixation of the mutator is lower at the beginning of the adaptive walk and then becomes constant as populations wander around the fitness plateau.

A wandering or hypermobile liver in both the adult and pediatric population is rare in nature and the reported literature.