Sentence examples for densities did not differ from inspiring English sources

While total benthic macroinvertebrate densities did not differ significantly among the three lakes, individual taxa were influenced differently by winter conditions seen the study lakes.

Overall, undershrub seed densities did not differ between burned and unburned areas.

Average skylark densities did not differ between autumn- and spring-sown cereal plots because habitat preferences changed; densities declined in autumn-sown cereals during the growing season whereas they increased on spring-sown fields which had shorter swards throughout the breeding season.

Aphid densities did not differ significantly, 10 days after the first release, between the releasing rates of five second instar larvae (88.27 and 4.4 nymphs/squash and pepper leaves, respectively) and the ten one (75.6 and 2.47 nymphs/squash and pepper leaves, respectively) (Tables 1 and 3).

In addition, Figure 2c shows that the current densities did not differ significantly between the VC and alternating VC/CC experiments.

Densities did not differ according to the presence or absence of organic matter, nor according to the type of organic matter added.

After adjustment for body mass index, differences in mammographic density did not differ between African-American and Caucasian women (Table 1).

The volumetric (trabecular) density was significantly higher in the jumpers than in controls (from an average 18% difference at the distal tibia to a 41% difference at the proximal tibia), whereas the cortical density did not differ between groups.

Slow-wave density did not differ significantly between the two groups both during the whole-night and within the first cycle (Fig. 4 and Supplementary Figure 1).

Maximum regional density did not differ between both restoration trajectories, but it increased with development of the herbaceous layer only at the secondary succession trajectory.

Muscle fiber density did not differ among calf groups, but fiber diameter was greater in low than high and in crossbred than purebred offspring.