Sentence examples for less synchronised from inspiring English sources
Our data showed that the behaviours of STI chick siblings, whatever their mother's line, were less synchronised in the hand-on-home-cage-door test than were LTI chicks.
Dr Kate Lewthwaite, Woodland Trust citizen science manager, said warmer springs which "stretch things" so flowering was less synchronised, gave oak trees less opportunity to cross-pollinate over wide areas, reducing the acorn crop.
Research using data recorded by members of the public for the trust's Nature's Calendar survey of the changing seasons has found that warmer years tend to lead to less synchronised flowering of oak trees, and as a result smaller crops.
This could be explained if the population was less synchronised in "long-term" experiments, and could also be due to different sensitivities of males and females to the magnetic field, i.e. affecting to sexual or reproductive parameters.
Output, however, was less tightly synchronised.
A previous brain imaging study, by the same team, showed that psilocybin decreased blood flow to certain important "hub structures" in the brain, meaning that closely linked brain areas became less tightly synchronised.
"Warming by as little as 2°C (3.6°F) causes the males to emerge much earlier, meaning they are less well synchronised with the orchids," says Prof Davy.
So, the behavioural responses of S chicks appeared synchronised less often than those of L chicks (post-hoc Bonferroni test, p<0.0001) and of C chicks (post-hoc Bonferroni test, p = 0.0016) (fig.1A).
Less number of XR synchronised images for each part by part, in turn precluded us from studying the UICC criteria, which are based only on XR.
This suggests that participants did neither notice the boundary between pattern repetitions nor find any portion of the pattern more or less difficult to synchronise with.
Indeed, the hatching of precocial chicks is synchronised [97] and they are less submitted to intra-clutch competition for food, as they forage by themselves.
