Sentence examples for density of live from inspiring English sources

Under the common feeding regimes the density of live feed shows significant variation throughout the day.

Further the density of live and dead cells in liquid was also clearifies via confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM).

The population density of live reefs is expected to drop from 40% at present, for the Pacific as a whole, to 10% or 20% by 2050, the scientists explain.

Density of live old-growth ponderosa pine in the upper canopy ranged from 34 to 94 trees ha−1 at Metolius, 35 to 79 trees ha−1 at Pringle Butte, and 15 to 73 trees ha−1 at Blacks Mountain; the differences between study areas were not significant, resulting in an overall mean density of 50 ± 3.5 live old-growth trees ha−1.

Density of live crude oil is less than that of dead oil with an average of 3%% (for instance, 2.9 % at P = 5 MPa and T = 313.15 K).

Currently, the density of live and SDTs in the FIA database is the same [4]; that is, there are no specific considerations for decay-related loss of organic material within the wood or other tree components.

Gormley makes a connection between the architecture and high density of living in Manhattan.

The biosphere's height and depth increased, as did, by implication, the density of living matter.

Measuring the density of living cells is tricky because it requires a tool that can weigh cells in their native fluid environment, to keep them alive, and a method to measure each cell in two different fluids.

"The great thing about Ecocapsule is that it can not only be used in nature, but also in the cities, where the density of living and rent is high," says the founder.

The relation between occurrence of kelo trees and elevation in topography, density of living trees and number of old stumps from selective logging were analyzed at the hexagonal grid cell scale (Fig. 3).