Sentence examples for maturity size from inspiring English sources

Andrew Applegate, another fishery analyst with the council, said that when the council analysts evaluated the groundfish, they found few differences in maturity, size, length and weight between the fish in the protected areas and those found just outside.

The onset of smallest ovigerous females was also taken for determining the first maturity size.

Hence, S is a function of age of sexual maturity, size of progeny sets, and reproductive span.

Traits in fishes influenced by individual growth are wide ranging, including (but not limited to) age at maturity, size at maturity, brood number (fecundity), offspring (egg) size, timing of developmental stage (e.g. migration, metamorphosis), habitat type, choice of prey, vulnerability to predators and many more (Roff 1986, 2002; Jobling 1994; Wootton 1998; Hutchings 2002).

None of the females were found to be pregnant from these crosses although the ovaries looked normal, and the ovulated metaphase II (MII) oocytes were morphologically indistinguishable from wild-type oocytes in their appearance, maturity, size and number (data not shown).

As the mother of a first grader who is a year younger than many of his classmates, I have struggled with issues of readiness, maturity and size.

students are Mormon and interrupt their studies and athletic careers with two-year missions, which detractors say can give them an edge in maturity and size.

It's more a question of maturity than size.

Data show seasonal variability in maturity and size at first maturity for both sexes, as well as temporal changes in the sex ratio of the species.

Initial results from the mapping of infestations show a reduction in the maturity and size of infestations but an increase in the number of infestations.

g As the globular embryo approaches maturity, the size of starch grains (arrow) within the embryo proper has become larger and the suspensor finally degenerates.