Sentence examples for average environments from inspiring English sources

To estimate the individual effects of each factor, it is necessary to study factors simultaneously, in order to tease apart their individual effects, otherwise the apparent effect of one is likely to be confounded by the others (e.g. apparent differences in species' average mortality rates might reflect differences in the average environments occupied by those species: [18]).

Average environment.

Average environment coordination.

Use of principal components PC1 and PC2 for the four sites allowed for the designation of the average environment (AE).

The 7.2-nm (Fig. 3) and 3.4-nm REES (Fig. 6) observed for OAD in NaCl and in KCl buffer, respectively, attributed to the relaxation of the protein-water dielectric environment of the fluorophore residues, indicated that the average environment of the tryptophan residues in the OAD is less dynamic in the presence of sodium ions than in the presence of potassium ions.

Therefore, the models provide a tool to approximate patterns of transitions in a population and how those change if average environment changes, but for a detailed description and prediction of unique ontogenic trajectories and life-history strategies, the models capacity may be limited.

The heritability of the average environment was 0.375.

This dynamic makes plain why adding beds (or reducing boarding delays) can have a significant impact in an average academic environment, but little to no effect in a nationally average environment.

Hence, superior (inferior) environments show positive (negative) values for the environmental descriptor, and the "average" environment shows a value close to zero.

For the pathway analysis, the SNP to gene algorithm was run with associations for the phenotype from the average environment only.

Our results also strongly indicate that there are no significant FG FG interactions, as interactions between different types of FGs should impact their average environment.