Three column lengths (23 cm, 33 cm, and 43 cm) were selected to examine the influence of transportation distance.
Flat plots (200 × 80 cm) were selected for our experimental sites.
CM was selected as a critical factor for perceived stress after adjusting for depression, anxiety, and insomnia by multivariate analyses.
26 EPcm, 17.5 PPcm, 65.6 texoe warp and weft yarn and fabric width 165.1 cm was selected to produce the fabric.
As part of the tree census, a relatively tall tree with H 4.32 m and DBH 5.46 cm, was selected to observe leaf recruitment and survival (Figure 4).
All parchment specimens (dimensions 0.6 × 1.2 cm) were selected from the backbone area, marked with the two ink formulations on the corium face of the parchment according to a scheme described below.
Ninety-six females (body weight 72.0 ± 5.3 g, total length 13.0 ± 2.1 cm) were selected from the farm and randomly placed into 16 tanks (water flow 5.5 l min−1), six crayfish per tank.
A test window of 30 cM was selected based on genetic distance between the two QTLs on chromosome 5 (D5Mit201 and D5Mit139; 30 cM) and on 16 (Prkdc and D16Mit189; 20 cM).
Fifteen cm was selected as the minimum size because colonies needed to be sexually mature for reproduction experiments and 40 cm was the maximum size sampled due to permit restrictions (Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority permit #G07/22554.1).
Plants with heights ranging from 25 to 30 cm were selected for treatments.
