Sentence examples for measurements of egg from inspiring English sources

However, Erkan et al. (2008) found different measurements of egg diameter of E. verrucosa (610 μm) at Black Sea and El-Sayed et al. (2014) on T. cymodoce (131 μm) from the Gulf of Aqaba.

However, Erkan et al. (2008) found different measurements of egg diameter of E. verrucosa (610 μm) at the Black Sea and El-Sayed et al. (2014) on T. cymodoce (131 μm) from the Gulf of Aqaba.

Therefore, it is important to note geologic processes such as deformation in the site description when such processes may adversely impact measurements of egg size, shape, and volume.

Stable water temperatures (12°C and −1°C) were obtained using a water-jacketed set of cells, one for calibration (20 ml volume) and the other (70 ml) for measurements of egg masses.

The effect of egg size on survival is illustrated in Figure 2b & 2c by means of a graphical method that consists of plotting measurements of egg size against the residuals of a Cox model (known as martingale residuals [89]) that does not include egg size as a covariate.

LME were also used in the analysis of nested measurements of eggs within egg sacs.

SJL and WHY participated in the collection of duck blood and the measurement of egg traits.

Firstly, errors in measurement of egg intake and other dietary habits could have attenuated individual study results and led to the null association between egg consumption and risk of coronary heart disease and stroke.

Repeatability scores were calculated for measurements of both egg length (96%) and egg width (91%) indicating that one measurement per egg would give us precise measurements.

Measurement of eggs from all families (diameter in mm) were taken on February 18 , 2011

The number of newly eclosed adult flies was counted daily between 9 and 21 d after egg laying, and these data were used to generate cumulative eclosion rate plots, a direct measurement of egg-to-adult survival, and the time to 50% of total eclosion.