Sentence examples for in the small sized from inspiring English sources

In both hosts, turnover was higher in the small sized colonies, which harboured less diverse and less abundant assemblages that also differed from those inhabiting larger size colonies.

An immunohistochemical study revealed that the NR1 subunit of the NMDA receptor is expressed in all sized of the neurons in the TG, while the NR2 subunit is mainly in the small sized neurons and in the SGCs [5].

Because it is a juvenile specimen and still shows less vascularisation than the adult Dama and Megaloceros, specimen BSPG 1937 II 23227 is especially illustrative concerning the low amount of vascularization in the small sized cervid Procervulus.

A decline in allelic diversity during the first generations after a population bottleneck is expected to be faster with low-frequency alleles than with equally frequent alleles (Fuerst and Maruyama 1986) and may help explain the decline in allelic diversity observed in the small sized populations studied.

In kidneys, the small sized GNPs (10 nm) did not produce any significant change in the expression of IL-1 β, IL-6, or TNF- α.

The degree of oxygen exchange after the clear-cut was significantly greater in larger soil microaggregates than in the smaller sized ones, reflecting that also at microaggregate level size controlled the increase in the bioavailability of P with changes in land management.

The OPI clustering algorithm was then applied, which relies on knowledge such as Gene Ontology annotations to optimize cluster boundaries, normalization and weighting methods, so that the highest proportion of genes with particular classifications is contained in the smallest sized cluster of co-expressed genes.

The great variability in the Tth, especially in the smaller sized wasps, confirms a statement of Dyer and Seeley: "… general scaling relationships based on body mass alone may fail to predict qualitative physiological differences even within a closely related group of species" (Dyer and Seeley, 1987).

Seasonal fattening might also be widespread among Malagasy prosimians, though not as marked as that found in the small-sized, heterothermous Cheirogaleids.

Quantitative analysis revealed 6.3 ± 0.9% of senescent cells in the original primary culture and 18.0 ± 5.5% of senescence in the small-sized subpopulation.

However, it faces a challenge in diagnosing synovitis (that is, inflammation of the membrane) in the small-sized phalangeal joints [ 3].