Sentence examples for abundance size from inspiring English sources

We combine the results of orbitally-derived morphologic and thermal inertia data with in situ observations of abundance, size, morphologic characteristics, and distribution of pebble- to cobble-sized clasts along the Curiosity rover traverse.

Nets were recovered at intervals of 1 12 months and their catches recorded (composition, abundance, size, biomass, preservation state) in two trials, measuring seasonal changes in catch rates.

The amount of sampling required, in terms of both the number of images and number of points, varies with the abundance, size and distributional pattern of target biota.

We assessed abundance, size, and species composition of forage fish and zooplankton communities of western Lake Superior during August 1996 and July 1997.

We predicted that browse-sensitive taxa would increase in abundance, size, and flowering as would overall species diversity following deer culls and browse impact that declined by an order of magnitude by 2007.

This study shows that the use of high throughput imaging systems is of great interest to extract relevant coarse (i.e. total abundance, size structure) and detailed (i.e. selected species dynamics) descriptors of zooplankton dynamics.

A spatially and temporarily replicated, balanced design was used to compare crab abundance, sizes and sex ratios between estuaries.

These decision criteria are measureable quantities, defined in terms of species' attributes (e.g., abundance, size-structure) or human-induced pressures (e.g., fishing yields or rates), intended to prompt management action.

ZooCAM and ZooScan enabled the identification of similar communities and produced similar total zooplankton abundances, size distributions, and size spectra slopes, when tested on the same samples.

In 2009 and 2010, we examined round goby abundances, size distributions, diet contents, and diet selectivity in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron; a shallow bay that has been subjected to numerous anthropogenic stressors.

The abundances (sizes of the bacterial communities per unit mass) showed low variation across the samples, from 10 10 gene copies/g tissue in sponges and in SMS to 10/g soil and in the O. digyna rhizosphere.