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logistic growth

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logistic growth [lə′jis·tik ′grōth]
(biology)
Population growth in which the growth rate decreases with increasing number of individuals until it becomes zero when the population reaches a maximum.


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a], where K is the maximum cumulative case incidence, and [alpha] measures the extent of deviation of S-shaped dynamics from the classic logistic growth model ([alpha] = 1).
Many empirical models have been developed to describe the growth of animals macroscopically, including the Gompertz (1825) and logistic growth models (Verhulst, 1838).
 
 
 
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