Sentence examples for consequences of differences from inspiring English sources

The extent to which this occurs in important crop – pathogen interactions (e.g. rusts in wheat; blackleg in canola) – is unclear as is the fully integrated consequences of differences in different traits (e.g. latent period versus spore production per pustule) on epidemic development.

Here, we investigated long term consequences of differences in nutritional conditions experienced during different periods of early development by female zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) on measures of management and acquisition of body reserves.

As updated AMS designs, such as the automatic rotary milking parlor, continue to be introduced to the dairy industry, research must continue to be conducted on AMS to understand the causes and consequences of differences between milking systems as well as the impacts of the different facilities and management systems that surround them on dairy cow behavior, health, and welfare.

In the future, unraveling the biological consequences of differences in the shapes of the AO-ICG fluorescence intensity time plots may lead to new insights about the function of the systemic vasculature as seen through the eye.

Topics to be covered include the evolution of metabolic pathways, multicellularity and structural complexity; causes and consequences of differences in diversity over space and time; the role of species interactions (including symbioses) as an evolutionary force; and the evolution of humans and their impact on the environment.

Experiments on the biological consequences of differences in pesticide distribution include testing differences in application equipment, differences in formulation, and more direct tests of the influence of droplet size, droplet number, or application volume on efficacy for insecticides, herbicides, or fungicides applied as atomized sprays.

Some contradictory data reported by different groups may be a consequence of differences of stress paradigms or their realization in different laboratories.

We therefore speculate that the different crystalline films are a consequence of differences in the kinetics of molecules on the two different wetting monolayer structures.

It is possible that these differing results are a consequence of differences in underlying intensity of malaria: moderate transmission in coastal Kenya versus high transmission in Uganda.

We have shown that this trade-off differs between unicellular and multicellular organisms as a likely consequence of differences in effective population sizes.

This heterogeneity may be the consequence of differences not only in the initial resources endowment but also of efficiency.