Sentence examples for mean body sizes from inspiring English sources

It is possible that these results are an artefact of the use of generic mean body sizes [30].

With this definition, 254 genera contained both deep and shallow species, and their generic mean body sizes are plotted in Figure 1A.

HD females were smaller than GH females (two-way ANOVA with population and surgical treatment as the factors; F1, 126 = 63.41, p<0.0001), but mean body sizes were similar among females in the three groups (F2, 126 = 0.14, p = 0.872).

Individuals (n = 14, 10, 11 and 13, for each tree cover category) inhabiting the most dense forest of Quercus had a mean body size of 6.35±0.12 mm (mean± se), while those individuals belonging to the other tree cover categories had mean body sizes of 5.26±0.15, 5.18±0.09, and 4.79±0.12 mm, respectively.

We measure the overall interpolation error imposed by our interpolation method in terms of mean body size differences between the synthesized and captured body models.

Mean body size of carabid beetles significantly decreases along the gradient of agricultural intensification, small species adapted to disturbance replacing large ones that are characteristic of stable habitats.

We calculated among-population CVs by using the mean body size measures for each population.

Furthermore, the mean body size of T. lusitanicus individuals also differed (Kruskal-Wallis test: T = 30.59; P<0.0001) between the surveyed localities.

We used female foragers of similar size (mean body size: 1.7 cm) in order to minimize naturally occurring antennal sensitivity variations [21].

The mean body size of IGFBP-1a and -1b mRNA injected embryos was also significantly smaller than those of wild-type embryos (p<0.05, Fig. 6A).

Living humans exhibit marked inter-populational variation in mean body size and body proportions, which reflects in part adaptive responses to variation in climatic conditions, ecological circumstances, energetics and predation risk.