Sentence examples for emergence times from inspiring English sources

Likewise if male male competition is lower for later emerging males, a wider range of relative emergence times will be expected (Godfray, 1994).

Studies have found a positive association between seed size and germination percentage or timing in numerous plant species [ 42], although faster emergence times in smaller seeds have also been demonstrated [ 43- 45].

Because leaf shedding and leaf emergence times were mixed among the evergreen and deciduous species.

The mean emergence times in PEPR1 and PEPR2 treatments were 0.88 and 1.44 days shorter, respectively, compared with the CPR treatment.

Trapping nights were defined as starting from the average monthly emergence time on the evening the traps were set (calculated from emergence times of Dalby badgers recorded during a three-year radio-tracking study; M. Böhm, unpublished data), and lasted until 12 00hrs the following day, which corresponds to the average release time of badgers that underwent anaesthetic procedures.

Emergence from xenon anesthesia is rapid, with xenon emergence times being only 50% of the emergence times using nitrous oxide/sevoflurane anesthesia, and the emergence times with xenon are independent of the duration of anesthesia [ 61, 62].

As a result, the emergence time that best 'matches' the requirements of emerging fry varies from year to year (Armstrong and Nislow 2006).

We focused on three overarching questions: (i) To what degree are cross types capable of overwintering and emerging in the spring and do they differ in emergence time?

These stages were defined based on radicle and hypocotyl size, emergence time, coloration of the cotyledonary tissue, and size of the emerged seedling (see Figure 1).

Some previous studies [7 9] suggested that hypercapnia-induced hyperpnea shortens the emergence time from inhalation anesthetics.

Row spacing and weed emergence time significantly affected the growth of both weed species and wheat grain yields.