Sentence examples for in a generation time from inspiring English sources

Culture system III and the other culture systems were significantly different and resulted in a generation time of about 3 days (P < 0.01)).

However, long-lived tree species present somewhat of an adaptive paradox in that they have a delay until reproductive maturity resulting in a generation time on the order of 20 to 50 years or longer, depending on ecological disturbance or harvesting rotations (Petit and Hampe 2006).

This well studied example provides some perspective on the magnitude of rate differences we might expect to observe in plants if a generation time effect actually operates.

For conversion of time in generations, t, into time in years, a generation time of 25 years is assumed.

Extensive studies of butterflies in BHSP and in captivity have revealed a generation time of 4 6 weeks.

GBS grew rapidly in this medium, with a generation time of ∼35 min in logarithmic phase (Fig. 1).

In coalescent-based analyses, a generation time of 10.3 years was assumed because there is no available estimate of the evolutionary rate per generation in NP.

But there's something about Bruno — and to sneer or laugh it away is a mistake, just as it is a mistake to celebrate Hale as some kind of once-in-a-generation comet (time will tell on that).

In all models we considered a generation time of 25 years.

This constitutes a difference of at least a factor of five in half a generation (assuming a generation time of 7.5 years [ 34]).

However, results from studies that support a generation time effect in plants have two primary limitations [ 24].