Sentence examples for estimates of the developmental from inspiring English sources

The estimates of the developmental zero (t) and degree-day model constant (K) are calculated and listed for each study for both hatch to emergence (Table  4) and hatch to pupation (Table  5).

Therefore, the plant ontology is provided as an estimate of the developmental stage of each tissue.

This composite score provides an overall estimate of the developmental level of the infant.

The value of daa which gives the minimum distance is an estimate of the developmental stage of the 12 samples (Table 1).

The mean of the ten vials was taken as an estimate of the developmental time of a given population at a given temperature.

Unfortunately, we have not the estimate of the developmental time of the laboratory line sampled in Bologna in 1991 (the lab stock) at the experimental temperature of 12°C.

Based on these questions, estimates of the individuals' pubertal developmental stages were defined as follows: absence of pubic hair and any other sign of puberty was the pre-pubertal stage; attainment of any sign of puberty was the pubertal stage.

The daa which gives the minimum distance is the estimate of the equivalent developmental stage for that CE sample.

When parturition occurred during the intervals when inspection took place every few days, the day of birth was estimated using the developmental stage of newborns, unless a taint of bleeding would otherwise indicate the day of parturition.

In surveys providing separate estimates of the prevalence of these developmental disorders, higher rates for the atypical forms were found compared with those for more narrowly defined AD [see Fombonne, 2003a, p.172].

Particularly in insects of medical importance, such as mosquitoes that vector human pathogens, estimates of developmental characteristics and models of developmental timing are used to guide vector population control efforts [ 24].