Sentence examples for in mixed sizes from inspiring English sources

Canadian authorities already had contacted police in Michigan, reporting that a customs officer in Niagara Falls had noticed the shipment contained dark bass in mixed sizes; bass raised in ponds usually are similar in size and are lightly colored.

We used artisan marshmallows in mixed sizes, cinnamon sticks, and Bailey's (for those that want a little pep in their cup!) But you could also add whipped cream, holiday bark or starlight candies.

What causes the increased survival in mixed-size sibling groups?

Once gracious and symmetrically planted avenues become stands of mixed sizes and mixed species.

The second experiment revealed significantly lower growth rates in relatively small crayfish surrounded by large crayfish in a mixed-size unit than in those surrounded by similar-sized small crayfish in a uniform-size unit.

The difference in survival in the mixed-size groups is mainly due to increased survival of first-instar larvae in the sibling group (Fig.  2).

As a control for causes of death other than the presence of predator in the mixed-size groups, we repeated the experiment, but now without a predator (Fig.  3).

We extend the interpretation of Eqs. 1 and 2 to describe probe mobility not only in concentrated solutions of a single polymer size but also in solutions of mixed-size polymers in which individual crowders may be dilute but all together contribute to a high overall crowding level.

In this analysis, the minimum tree sizes in mixed stands were smaller and the maximum tree sizes were greater, but the mean size was rather similar to monocultures.

Figure  2 shows that the difference in survival found for this mixed-size group is mostly explained by the difference in survival of the first-instar larvae.

A dispersed free thinning (45% basal area removal in all merchantable size classes) applied in mixed aspen stands showed its potential to "accelerate succession" by creating canopy gaps similar to old-growth aspen stands and by promoting recruitment of both tolerant and intolerant tree species.