ライフサイエンスコーパス: carrying capacity

1 ity of the sexual population than on its own carrying capacity.

2 ve only been documented in populations below carrying capacity.

3 its bandwidth, which defines its information-carrying capacity.

4 l ecosystem in a way that enhances their own carrying capacity.

5 orocarbon emulsions have very limited oxygen-carrying capacity.

6 , without a proportional reduction in oxygen-carrying capacity.

7 resuscitative solution with excellent oxygen-carrying capacity.

8 d animals had a minimal impact on population carrying capacity.

9 effect on particle size distribution or gas carrying capacity.

10 s steady state can be regarded as a cultural carrying capacity.

11 onsumers are resource limited and at or near carrying capacity.

12 ic, von Bertalanffy and a model with dynamic carrying capacity.

13 sign to improve estimation of early juvenile carrying capacity.

14 s the bone's bending predictability and load carrying capacity.

15 om of BG neurons with diminished information carrying capacity.

16 h alone did not show any noncovalent protein-carrying capacity.

17 ower responses in ascent than descent toward carrying capacity.

18 tion of resistance in populations with fixed carrying capacities.

19 pecialization in two ecotopes with differing carrying capacities.

20 , resource availability and assemblage-level carrying capacities.

21 c outputs, total metabolic rates, and oxygen-carrying capacities.

22 farming innovation and involving a boost in carrying capacity; a second appearing in regions where M

23 ity of stromal promotion or intrinsic tissue carrying capacity across animal replicates.

24 ity, catastrophic loss rates, and population carrying capacity all significantly affected numbers of

25 Despite the halved O2-carrying capacity, alpha-nitrosyl hemoglobin is fully fu

26 mean-reverting behavior suggestive of fixed carrying capacities and abundant taxa were largely share

27 several improvements, including an increased carrying capacity and a theoretically decreased risk for

28 ic growth equation that permits time-varying carrying capacity and growth rate.

29 oglobin concentration, arterial blood oxygen carrying capacity and in blood glucose and lactate conce

30 particular interest due to their high oxygen carrying capacity and reactivity, low tendency for carbo

31 hropoietin that functions to increase oxygen carrying capacity and red cell volume.

32 ches form an exception: they rapidly reach a carrying capacity and subsequently follow a coalescent-l

33 The relationship between prey carrying capacity and temperature can range from near-in

34 concentration ([Hb]) and arterial blood O(2)-carrying capacity and that this would (1) increase peak

35 We allow for various shapes of the carrying capacity and the competition function, and we d

36 r results indicate that enhancing blood O(2)-carrying capacity and thus the potential for muscle O(2)

37 hemoglobin concentration (hematologic/oxygen-carrying capacity), and white blood cell count (systemic

38 n-level characteristics, like doubling time, carrying capacity, and growth rate.

39 enced populations are often maintained above carrying capacity, and most are small.

40 oil fertility to erosion control to wildlife-carrying capacity, and these functions are potentially t

41 e regime, the strains rapidly reach a common carrying capacity before slowly reaching the equilibrium

42 al that the population has reached long-term carrying capacity, but an alternative is that this decli

43 n growth rates or a lag in the environmental carrying capacity, but in either case, the population co

44 Ecosystem carbon carrying capacity (CCC) is determined by prevailing clim

45 t Tikal-already operating at the landscape's carrying capacity-ceased to provide adequate food, fuel,

46 ved species and that populations below their carrying capacity compensate less than those above.

47 like genetic rigidity, or flat and truncated carrying capacity curves, were known before, we also fin

48 nsity intrinsic growth rate, lambda, and the carrying capacity density, K, which is a measure of cont

49 ave a type III functional response, and prey carrying capacity depends on explicitly modelled resourc

50 An estimate of acorn-based carrying capacity during the past 21,000 y showed great

51 Though similar in their oxygen carrying capacity, each agent possesses distinct physiol

52 period opens exciting opportunities for data-carrying capacity enhancement.

53 plankton densities may act together to lower carrying capacity for commercially valuable fish by 2-5%

54 tions releasing their seeds and reducing the carrying capacity for crossbills later in the year.

55 temperate forest biomes provide the highest carrying capacity for hunter-gatherer populations.

56 L-15 availability hypothetically defines the carrying capacity for total memory CD8 T cells within th

57 Reducing intraspecific competition increases carrying capacities, growth rates, and stability, includ

58 erial pH and the increase in arterial oxygen carrying capacity had returned towards baseline values b

59 stress, potentially reducing the bone's load carrying capacity (i.e., its mechanical strength).

60 ercapnia due to inhaled CO2 increases oxygen-carrying capacity in dogs.

61 d that density dependence acts far below the carrying capacity in most animal populations.

62 ypercapnia can significantly increase oxygen-carrying capacity in normal ventilated dogs.

63 modify its environment to markedly increase carrying capacity in South America is therefore an unexp

64 rameters: the intrinsic rate of increase and carrying capacity in the average environment, [Formula:

65 of clinical parameters, such as blood oxygen-carrying capacity, inflammation, and hemostasis.

66 For sexual populations, at density-dependent carrying capacity, intra-specific competition between cl

67 ng adequate human nutrition within ecosystem carrying capacities is a key element in the global envir

68 demonstrating how the traditional notion of carrying capacity is ambiguous for populations diffusing

69 be exponential, slowing as the environmental carrying capacity is approached.

70 ll-divisions, the divisions slow down as the carrying capacity is approached.

71 The role of a growing environmental carrying capacity is discussed as a possible regulatory

72 g a logistic growth model in which the Abeta carrying capacity is heterogeneous across the brain but

73 ates that this population may be approaching carrying capacity just 31 years after a natural coloniza

74 rily stable virulence largely depends on the carrying capacity K of the prey in a non-monotonous way.

75 riation in recruitment, whereas close to the carrying capacity K, variation in population growth is m

76 high-quality, progeny are favoured when the carrying capacity, K, is exceeded and the population cra

77 The proposed models show that carrying capacities of T cell populations naturally emer

78 The information-carrying capacity of a single photon can be vastly expan

79 ttributed to increases in Q(peak) and oxygen-carrying capacity of blood in untrained healthy young su

80 enous EPO (eEPO), rHuEPO augments the oxygen carrying capacity of blood.

81 ulating red blood cell production and the O2-carrying capacity of blood.

82 on and have the potential to increase oxygen-carrying capacity of circulating blood and thus improve

83 Due to their potential for increasing oxygen-carrying capacity of circulating blood, they are excelle

84 izing the immunostimulation activity and the carrying capacity of CRCL to quantitatively acquire and

85 ap that nonlinearity puts on the information-carrying capacity of fibre-optic systems.

86 depletion, maneuvers that reduce the Ca(2+)-carrying capacity of HDPs.

87 g of the species as well as on restoring the carrying capacity of its natural habitat.

88 p between genetic map resolution and the DNA-carrying capacity of modern cloning vectors, thus facili

89 By quantifying the carrying capacity of nations on the basis of calculation

90 on sensitive has been to increase the oxygen carrying capacity of normal blood using liquid perfluoro

91 o support high-density cultures, achieving a carrying capacity of OD730 20.

92 hould substantially increase the information-carrying capacity of optical communications systems.

93 The oxygen-carrying capacity of resuscitation fluid has an importan

94 icrowave circuits, and it limits the current-carrying capacity of superconductors.

95 .C. to approximately A.D. 1000) to reach the carrying capacity of the agricultural niche in the South

96 , or metabolic changes) that decrease oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood by virtue of anemia, make

97 foundation to characterise the shear stress carrying capacity of the cornea, and a potential bench m

98 ulation of all species fluctuates around the carrying capacity of the environment, making these cycle

99 ding the nature of environmental change, the carrying capacity of the environment, the average fecund

100 climate warming is expected to increase the carrying capacity of the high Arctic tundra, it is also

101 ng process of lineage accumulation while the carrying capacity of the island is about to be reached,

102 onjugated immunoliposomes increases the drug carrying capacity of the monoclonal antibody by up to 4

103 The oxygen carrying capacity of the oxygen carrier containing 87.8

104 d in the stochastic model, but only when the carrying capacity of the population is large or the muta

105 trast to previous game theoretic models, the carrying capacity of the population, and thus the popula

106 tive behaviors that appreciably increase the carrying capacity of the population.

107 hen exerts a weaker inhibitory effect on the carrying capacity of the sexual population than on its o

108 will be found living at densities above the carrying capacity of their environments.

109 population dynamics model predicts a winter carrying capacity only 20% of that of northern Europe du

110 surface area and mechanical properties, lose carrying capacity over multiple uses, and have insuffici

111 s that assume time-invariant productivity or carrying capacity parameters may be poor representations

112 e blood volume, tissue perfusion, and oxygen-carrying capacity; platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipitat

113 The findings contribute to debates on human carrying capacity, population size and settlement patter

114 resis, blood transfusions to optimize oxygen-carrying capacity, pressure-controlled/inverse-ratio ven

115 river restoration: uncertainty about habitat carrying capacity, proliferation of chemicals and contam

116 cylamide) PEG (BMAA-PEG), in terms of oxygen carrying capacity, redox properties, hypertensive respon

117 istribution is due to heterogeneous regional carrying capacities (regional maximum possible concentra

118 At carrying capacity, small advantages in competitive abili

119 ges of blood cardioplegia include the oxygen-carrying capacity, superior oncotic and buffering proper

120 ts in the water (formally, when the system's carrying capacity tends to infinity).

121 are significantly closer to their estimated carrying capacities than unfenced populations.

122 y distributed resources support higher total carrying capacity than heterogeneously distributed resou

123 ed to the increased systemic arterial oxygen carrying capacity than to local tissue hypoxia that pers

124 lion populations attain densities closer to carrying capacity than unfenced populations.

125 steep slopes in the interaction function and carrying capacities that are not truncated can lead to l

126 increase to more than 60% of the ecological carrying capacity, the sustainable annual harvest of mal

127 h resource levels and type, and is linked to carrying capacity, thus affecting population dynamics.

128 This improved CO(2) carrying capacity was demonstrated in calcination/carbon

129 n materials which showed a decreasing oxygen carrying capacity with cycle number.

130 ture research, because estimates of foraging carrying capacity would need to be revised downward if O