Sentence examples for emergence trials from inspiring English sources
We found that manual sorting did not reveal additional species not already present in greenhouse emergence trials, and also that the community identified by sorting did not significantly differ in species composition and abundances (PERMANOVA; P > 0.05) or diversity (Shannon H′ index; P > 0.05) from the community found in greenhouse emergence trials (A. M. Faist, unpubl. data).
Because we found no evidence that manual sorting improved our characterization of the seed bank community, we included only the data from greenhouse emergence trials in the analyses presented here.
We found high seedling abundance from soil seed bank samples; emergence trials indicated that seed banks had a mean of 21 750 seeds m−2 of soil surface with a range from 1600 to 121 200 seeds m−2.
To accurately assess what seeds were found in the soil and because seed bank studies in different systems have used soil sorting as a common assessment tool (Gross 1990; Price et al. 2010 a ), we manually sorted seeds from the remaining half of each soil sample for community comparison to the emergence trials.
In our statistical analyses of the effect of aphid symbiont on lady beetle survival, development time, and weight at emergence, trial is included as a cofactor.
From Buddha to Batman, from indigenous healers to the blockbuster magicians of Hollywood, the hero's emergence through trial and resurrection is among the oldest stories in history.
Two children showed the emergence with fewer trials across sets, which indicate emergence induction.
The emergence of pragmatic trials has implications for evidence-based planning.
Although it would be hard to prove a strong cause effect relation between enactment of the amendment and emergence of controlled trials as the evidentiary 'gold standard,' the timing is right.
The theory of emergence is on trial.
