| A related phenomenon to the founder effect is what is sometimes called the bottleneck effect. |
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| The bottleneck effect appears in the situation where a piston in a chamber connected to a capillary abruptly puts a fluid in motion. |
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| he reader will be able to remember the list only if it provides some help in overcoming the bottleneck effect of working memory. |
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| In strongly confined systems, phonon-assisted relaxation is slow due to the phonon bottleneck effect, but we explain why this effect is difficult to observe due to competitive relaxation mechanisms. |
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| he results show that energy, water and arable land resources are the three resources with the strongest bottleneck effect that constrains the China's economic development. |
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| Therefore, we suggest, as a future work, to solve problems related to the bottleneck effect. |
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| Therefore, we have a bottleneck effect for the emission of acoustic phonons. |
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| This may block the bowel because the scar tissue pushes directly on the wall of the bowel. This causes a bottleneck effect. |
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| In general, it is preferable to leave the sleeve in place to avoid a bottleneck effect that could make the soil clasps near the wells. |
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| The evolution in terms of the bottleneck effect and genetic drift was further explained. |
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| The bottleneck effect is a viscous phenomenon which is also observed in direct numerical simulations. |
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| At smaller scales, the dynamics is going to be completely dominated by the bottleneck effect. |
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| Mutations are the result of two genetic phenomena known as founder effect and bottleneck effect. |
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| Bottleneck effect is a form of genetic drift that occurs when a population is drastically reduced in size. |
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