Glowworm bioluminescent organs vary widely in size, number, location, and structure, suggesting independent evolutionary origins of light-producing ability.
The Airbus family marched steadily forward in size, number, and utility until it consisted of no fewer than 14 different series of aircraft.
Churches where the majority of the congregation is black are growing in size, number and influence.
We found that prizes are growing sharply in size, number and variety.
Hardwood patches declined in size, number, total area, and within-patch cover-type heterogeneity, and became more irregular in shape.
The genomic structure of Prss16 shows conservation with the human gene in size, number of exons and chromosomal location.
For this, we simulated nine cities that differed systematically in size (number of census tracts) and heterogeneity (variance of the number of dogs per census tract).
(DJN VI.2.11) The latter becomes necessary only when pre-civil societies increase in size, number, and complexity to the point where their interactions become dysfunctional and security problems unmanageable.
"This book is an exact replica in size, number of pages, and number of pictures.
Peroxisomes are remarkably dynamic, responding to environmental and cellular cues by alterations in size, number and proteomic content.
