Sentence examples for wild distributions from inspiring English sources
Power-law distributions are wild distributions that seem to characterise systems with very non-linear dynamics, or with stochastic multiplicative amplification effects (Sornette, 2006).
North and East passed originally, with balanced hands that gave no clue to the wild distribution in the West seat.
Determine target area for the gap analysis: based upon the native (wild) distribution of the target taxa.
Relatively high diversity was found in Qinghai and Tibet around the current wild distribution, in accordance with previous suggestions that the earliest domestications occurred in this region.
We did not estimate population parameters separately for C. puniceus due to the uncertain number of extant wild-collected individuals as most material is from cultivated sources and likely not representative of the former wild distribution (Song et al., 2008).
However, both the total number of haplotypes and the number of haplotypes unique to the specific region is high in Qinghai and Tibet, which are closer to the current wild distribution (Table 2, Fig. 1).
Furthermore, it is conceivable that the high mobility of nomadic pastoralists could have resulted in the mixture of the different lineages if they had been domesticated at different times or in different places in or close to the wild distribution.
These findings suggest that (a) domestication event(s) occurred at a place (or places) fairly close to the centre of the wild distribution and the initial mitochondrial gene pool then spread from the region of origin to the other regions, the unique types subsequently forming in the different derived domestic yak populations.
The wild type distributions of E-Cadherin and Armadillo are tightly associated both at AJs and basolateral membranes, as well as in stripes at the anterior and posterior edges of a central domain, and in membrane-associated puncta (this study).
As outlined by Harlan (1971) there are a wide range of crops with varying wild progenitor distributions in Africa (Fig. 14).
Wild type distributions are not shown for the remaining condition; instead Figure 4(B) and (D) show trajectories, the average state at each time step, for eight selected species.
