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Finally, we examined total abundance, number of species, and evenness across five categories describing increasing residential density.

Satellite images and other GIS data proved useful tools in monitoring variation of tree diversity and evenness across various forest types.

In this study, the tree diversity and evenness maps of Majella, produced by classifying Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) image in an artificial neural network classifier were overlapped with five forest-type thematic maps available from the park office with an aim to explore the variation of diversity and evenness across forest types.

The Shannon diversity and the evenness of N2-fixing species (nodulated legumes) were significantly positively correlated (P < 0.05) with the Shannon and evenness across non-N2-fixing plants (non-nodulated plants), suggesting that the Bradyrhizobium-legume nodulation symbiosis plays an important role in maintaining plant community structure in this degraded ecosystem.

First, the Novartis expression dataset was analyzed to assess human gene expression evenness across tissues.

PC3 was mainly correlated with isothermality, i.e. temperature evenness across the year (diurnal range over yearly temperature range) [Additional file 1].> -wrap-foot> List of the natural populations of B. distachyon included in this study.

But over the course of a night, she had an evenness, even a flatness.

Herbaceous plant species distribution or evenness decreased across invasion levels with the most uneven recorded in the heavily invaded sites in the present study, as a result of the dominant effect of the invading species.

Despite the consistently exponential shapes of occupancy curves, RSOCs were statistically distinguishable across disturbance classes, indicating differences in evenness of occupancy across species when comparing disturbance classes.

We used the genetic map distance (cM) rather than physical distance (kb) to account for the differential recombination rates across the chromosomes to assess the evenness of distribution across the genome.

In contrast, junction candidates resulting from sequencing artifacts tend to be supported by reads that align unevenly across a junction and may have low evenness scores even when they have very high coverage.