mathematical biologist造句

• Mathematical biologist Cornelis J . Weijer has proven that similar equations can model its movement.
• The mathematical biologist Stuart Kauffman and other thermodynamically open systems relying on a continuous input of energy.
• The mathematical biologist Stuart Kauffman suggested in 1993 that catalysing but which do not simply self-organise.
• William Carruthers, botanist, was born in Moffat, as was the distinguished mathematical biologist James D . Murray.
• The mathematical biologist W . D . Hamilton proposed his selfish herd theory in 1971 to explain why animals seek central positions in a group.
• In 1971, mathematical biologist Robert Trivers wrote more carefully " Cleaner organisms and their hosts meet the preconditions for the evolution of reciprocally altruistic behavior.
• In 1953 Leiden University started a section Theoretical Biology within the department of Zoology under the direction of the mathematical biologist H . R . van der Vaart.
• A similar idea was proposed a few years ago, on the basis of a computer model, by mathematical biologists Robert May and Martin Nowak of Oxford University.
• Maynard Smith, a mathematical biologist, turned to game theory as suggested by George Price, though Richard Lewontin's attempts to use the theory had failed.
• Using his methods, mathematical biologists have estimated how many inversions it takes to get from one species of fruit fly to another, or to a completely random genome.
• A recent synthesis of relational theory, called R-theory, continuing the work of the mathematical biologist Bohm, suggesting that natural law itself is system-dependent.
• An elegant set of mathematical equations that reproduces the spirals and the streaming patterns of " D . discoideum " was discovered by mathematical biologists Thomas H鰂er and Martin Boerlijst.
• Computer scientists interested in the distance between two strings and mathematical biologists interested in the distance between two genetic sequences employ the versions of the Hamming metric in each of their respective disciplines.
• "The picture is not good at all, " said Hal Caswell, a mathematical biologist at Woods Hole who calculated the whales could become extinct in less than 200 years if current trends continue.
• Since the nineties, Dewdney has worked on biology, both as a field ecologist and as a mathematical biologist, contributing a solution to the problem of determining the underlying dynamics of species abundance in natural communities.
• "This is the most convincing demonstration that I've ever seen of the armpit effect, " said Dr . Wayne Getz, mathematical biologist at University of California, who has looked for the armpit effect in honeybees.
• Mathematical biologists in Princeton, N . J ., now suggest that the need to eliminate confusion would have pushed " protolanguages " of modern humans'ancestors along increasingly complex paths, leading to the development of modern verbal communication.
• Alan Turing, and later the mathematical biologist James D . Murray and other scientists, described a mechanism that spontaneously creates spotted or striped patterns, for example in the skin of mammals or the plumage of birds : a reaction-diffusion system involving two counter-acting chemical mechanisms, one that activates and one that inhibits a development, such as of dark pigment in the skin.