Sentence examples for mean wing lengths from inspiring English sources
The mean wing lengths were 2.46±0.04 and 2.51±0.04 mm in FWMs and d5FWMs, respectively.
1 average survival time 2 median survival time 3 maximum survival 4 mean total egg rafts produced per female 5 net reproduction rate 6 mean generation time 7 population growth rate Mean wing lengths between replicates and among groups were statistically similar for all individual comparisons (p > 0.05, t-test).
Although d5FWMs tended to be slightly larger than FWMs, there was no significant difference in mean wing length between the two groups (Table 1, Figure 7).
For each female we measured both left and right wings and then calculated mean wing length in millimetres.
If one considers only mean wing length values, one can strongly argue that the newly evolved Cytoraces are always smaller in size than their parents.
The females of all 18 members of the nasuta -albomicans complex (NAC) of Drosophila have increased mean wing length (Table 2) and width (Table 3) than males.
The slight though statistically significant differences in mean culmen length and mean wing length between the decades are likely attributable to differences in details of the measurement (e.g. personnel, instruments, calibration) or sampling (e.g. habitat) procedures (cf. [ 28]).
There were no differences in mean wing length among groups, indicating that differences in life history traits and/or WNV susceptibility could not be attributed to mosquito size (Table 2).
Although three data points are not enough to obtain a valid correlation, it is worth noting that the overall proportion of infected mosquitoes by family tended to be negatively correlated with their mean wing length (linear regression: R2 = 0.97, P = 0.102), supporting the view that larger females are more resistant to dengue infection than small females [ 43].
Their average wing length and resistance to mites are typical of Africanized bees.
