Sentence examples for differentiation of the average from inspiring English sources

In Central Amazonian floodplain forests, Worbes et al. (1992) found a clear differentiation of the average diameter growth rate among the dominant trees according to their successional status: pioneer species (9.4 mm∙yr–1) > early-secondary species (4.3 mm∙yr–1) > late-secondary species (3.0 mm∙yr–1) > climax species (2.0 mm∙yr–1).

Furthermore, genetic drift contributes significantly less to geographical differentiation if the average persistence time of colonies is less than the time it takes to fix neutral alleles [ 4].

48 hr after differentiation, the average length of myoblasts treated with control shRNA was 107 ± 40 μm.

Accompanying differentiation, the average number of constitutive heterochromatin domains (called chromocenters) decreases in number and increases in size (Fig.  1a).

Moreover, this simple example opens the discussion for the importance of non-local differentiation in the averaging theories of Mechanics.

This level of differentiation is comparable to the average differentiation seen between all sampling events between different bat colonies within one year (0.146 and 0.238 for 2002 and 2007 respectively).

It is, however, crucial for future differentiation of the next wave of digital music services".

To make the solutions more general, the equivalent stochastic systems of the averaged equations are obtained by using the differential forms and exterior differentiation.

The FST-based estimates revealed that even sites that were only ∼5 km apart were significantly genetically differentiated, although the level of differentiation was low (average FST values of 0.026).

Differentiation was quantified by measuring the average cross-sectional area of the SG differentiation compartment.

The proliferative marker Ki-67 was used to confirm the differentiation status of the tumors and on average the expression was 80 90% positive.