Also, as a component of diversity, the intensity of infection for helminth parasites was investigated and compared to host body condition, age, and slaughter weight.
The analysis of original articles indicates that this lack of direction may be due to the diversity of land use intensity in the studied landscapes and to a too rough categorizing of land covers.
As lake trout carrying capacity is proportional to the lake area (Shuter et al. 1998), as is the effective population size (NE; this study and McCracken et al. 2013), variation in population size and NE among lakes probably influences the extent of population genetic diversity through variable intensity of genetic drift (Charlesworth 2009; Frankham et al. 2010).
This framework serves as a tool for comparatively and historically assessing how Olympic migration has evolved over time in terms of intensity, diversity, and direction.
As shown above, anthropogenic factors have influenced the general patterns and temporal trends of Mediterranean marine diversity with varying degrees of intensity.
Multiple deficiencies are common and, as Morley (1961) remarked, "Australian soils are rich only in the diversity and intensity of their deficiencies". Second, the poor physical condition of surface soils, which, over large areas, are massive or weakly structured with low macroporosity, set hard on drying and tend to surface sealing.
What distinguishes the company's efforts in Washington is the diversity and intensity of its public policy campaigns.
Adolescents who study in special segregated schools experienced a lower diversity and intensity of engagement in all leisure activity domains.
Pollination governs a plant's mating options by establishing the diversity and intensity of male-gamete exchange between plants.
But even worse, it somehow cheapens respect for the wonderful diversity and intensity of human experience.
The questionnaire provides information on the diversity and intensity of these activities.
