Sentence examples for emerged compared to from inspiring English sources

The percentage emergence was calculated based on the total number of adults emerged compared to the number of eggs laid.

Of the 74 seeds planted per S. enterica serovar, 70% lettuce plants emerged compared to 85% of the non-inoculated control plants.

Striking differences emerged: Compared to mastery-oriented children, helpless children underestimated the number of success (and overestimated the number of failures), did not view successes as indicative of ability, and did not expect the successes to continue.

A second purpose was to determine how the functions of OL that emerged compared to the functions of imagery that have already been determined [Paivio, A. (1985). Cognitive and motivational functions of imagery in human performance. Canadian Journal of Applied Sports Sciences, 10, pp. 22S 28S] general analytical framework for imagery.

In glyphosate-resistant sugar beet and fodder beet and in glufosinate-resistant oilseed rape, the wild plant density, biomass, seed rain, and seed bank were lower by one-third to one-sixth than in the conventional counterparts; also less species emerged, compared to conventional management [125 127].

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) mapped out sleep problems in the U.S. A clear pattern emerged: Compared to the West, Southern states are more likely to report fatigue during the day and sleep disturbance at night.

We examined whether exercising while viewing a dynamic or static image of a scene from nature would offer different affordances (invitations for behaviours to emerge), compared to the common conditions of self-selected entertainment.

In this sense, Colliander and Ahlgren (2011) argue: "By calculating normalized impact and contrasting the result with indicators normalized on a higher aggregated level, a more informative picture can emerge, compared to the case where only one baseline is used.

With reference to surveillance quality indicators (Table 2) some criticalities emerge compared to the values recommended by the WHO and the ISS.

When it comes to subjectively assessed career success, a more differentiated pattern emerges: Compared to the other groups, it is female physicians with children who assess their career success at the lowest level.

In the environment, triclosan resistance has been slow to emerge compared to antibiotic resistance [ 21, 23], possibly due to poor solubility of triclosan [ 41], rapid degradation of triclosan [ 22, 42, 43], low competitive fitness of FabI mutants [ 12], and the tripartite nature of the FabI/NADPH/triclosan complex.