Sentence examples for density occurrence from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the relative density (occurrence compared to the other genera) of Aspergillus was 42 71% in the different cereals samples.

We developed a set of a priori candidate models that reflected our assessment of likely causes of variation in richness, species density, occurrence and abundance.

We took a model selection approach to determine the relative importance and effect size of 11 environmental variables and feedstock type (Table 2) in explaining variation in the richness, species density, occurrence and abundance of 1) grassland obligate bird species and 2) the entire avian community.

Indels have been increasingly recognized as an important source of molecular markers due to high-density occurrence, cost-effectiveness, and ease of genotyping.

We developed a set of highly polymorphic indel markers with large size differences and high-density occurrence using the NGS reads of 344 maize inbred lines and landraces along with one B73 maize reference genome [ 11], which was used as the template.

The monthly mean He+ density subtrough occurrence probability, plotted in local time versus month, was compared with the similar plots for ESF occurrence probability derived by Abdu et al. [Abdu, M.A., Sobral, J.H.A., Batista, I.S. Equatorial spread-F statistics in the american longitudes: some problems relevant to ESF description in the IRI scheme. Adv.

Figures 4 and 5 present distribution of density irregularities occurrence rate derived from the Swarm ROTI and RODI values for the different seasons.

Therefore, even without a LP instrument a LEO satellite with a GPS receiver can offer additional contribution to study the plasma density irregularities occurrence on a global scale.

Fig. 4 Longitudinal distribution of density irregularities occurrence probability derived from the ROTI and RODI values for SWA/SWB satellites for equinox seasons: a September 2014, b March 2015 and c September 2015.

This information was combined with three variables – terrain slope, population density and occurrence of protected areas – to produce spatial models for the five ES and eventually a series of five supply maps.

Microstructure images are described using a compact descriptor called the nearest-neighbor conditional orientation correlation function, defined as the probability density of occurrence of a crystal orientation at one pixel distance from a known orientation.