Sentence examples for data juvenile from inspiring English sources
The current lack of genetics-based information means that all in-lake kokanee data (juvenile abundance and angler harvest) cannot be completely interpreted to stock-specific values, as ecotypes are morphologically and behaviorally indistinguishable outside the spawning season (Taylor et al. 2000), unlike what has been found in other sockeye populations (Ramstad et al. 2010).
All insects with transcriptome data had juvenile hormone epoxide hydrolase, juvenile-hormone esterase and ecdysone oxidase.
Data from juvenile macaques are not incorporated in this summary because the juvenile testis lacks differentiating germ cells and corresponding data in rodents are unavailable.
The Justice Department does not keep historical data on juvenile detention.
Data from juvenile and adult trawl surveys were analysed to characterise the nursery areas.
It is based on the reanalysis of a classic set of data: Unraveling Juvenile Delinquency, Sheldon and Eleanor Gluecks' mid-twentieth-century study of 500 delinquents and 500 nondelinquents from childhood to adulthood.
On the contrary, substrates with either PbCO3 or MnOOH as the dominant Pb mineral systematically presented a high bioaccessibility 65-900%), in agreement with the data on juvenile swine.
In contrast, the PBET later developed by Medlin was correlated to in vivo data in juvenile swine [88], which are considered to be a better model for simulating digestion and absorption processes in children.
Comparative field-based data for juvenile P. radiata are rare and limited to previous studies by Watson and Tombleson (2002, 2004), Klomp and Hong (1985) and Phillips et al. (2015).
Bioaccessibility results for the fasting case were adjusted to PbAc solubility during the intestinal phase (relative IVBA) and compared to the USEPA data on juvenile swine on eleven soil-like materials.
Therefore additional data on juvenile skeletal growth remains crucial to trace the plate formation and ontogenetic fate of these podia.
