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Low temperatures also impede the development rates and population density of the Anopheles mosquito, which transmits the disease.

The 'priced out' generation aren't only held back by slow development rates and a lack of mortgage finance – it's the fact that housing is becoming unaffordable due to rising land values.

The settlement destinations (or onset of shoaling for sprat) were affected both by their initial spawning location and by the species-specific development rates and behaviours coded into the model.

For each scenario we analyzed a range of development rates, and compared built-up area patterns, and several landscape-level attributes of natural habitats, conservation priority areas, and protected areas.

Both the mosquitoes' development rates and mortality rates increased as the temperatures increased, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. But a model that incorporated both rates showed that the mosquitoes' overall probability of survival is higher at higher temperatures.

Results from this study aided in addressing knowledge gaps in fall Chinook salmon embryonic development rates and provided a reference index of development to assist with the estimation of fertilization dates of eggs recovered from natural redds.

Experimental findings reveal that the bond strength is a function of state of interface material between two nearby layers which can be influenced by material strength development rate and 3D printing parameters.

And it directly impacts the price, rate of adoption, economic development rate, and the environmental benefits of the society that consumes it.

Actually, the relationship between the development rate and temperature was significant and dependent to species and geographical regions.

A thermal sums model was used to describe the relationship between embryonic development rate and water temperature.

Staging for post-embryonic larvae followed Parichy et al. [11], and employed standardized standard length (SSL) measurements that account for variation in development rate and stage across fish stocks and laboratories.