Sentence examples for morphological variance from inspiring English sources

This size and morphological variance arises from either variations in growth rates or differences in the relative times of onset of sexual maturity; in other words, it arises from heterochrony (see, for example, the work by Denoël et al. (2009) on European newts).

The gene deletion strains had higher morphological variance than the natural strains.

High-dimensional morphometric features of Saccharomyces cerevisiae were examined to find that the gene deletion strains had higher morphological variance than the natural strains.

The first two axes of the CVA accounted for 77% (CV I = 56.7%, CV II = 20.3%) of the total morphological variance.

In this study, we quantified shape variation using geometric morphometric measures, which were important in distilling the quantitative genetic contribution of morphological variance.

Percent of genital morphological variance explained by the first 5 principal components (PCs) in intraspecific and global (Dorosphila buzzattii + D. Koepferace + hybrids) analyses.

The morphological variance-covariance matrices of the assemblages based on the Mmax scores of seven sub-elements have nearly identical structures (Figure 5).

For each assemblage we then used the 125 specimens' seven Mmax scores to calculate a 7×7 morphological variance-covariance matrix.

Best-fit models for morphological trait variance on RW1 and RW4 were both additive (Table 3, Fig. 3), and morphological trait variance around the mean among source populations within each study lake did not vary significantly in any of the 12 tests (Fligner-Killeen test, all P > 0.05).

This shows that simple differences in transcription factor abundance could be responsible for morphological and physiological variance in plants.

> -wrap-foot> We also wanted to determine how much additional variance morphological awareness would contribute to the explanation of reading comprehension above phonological awareness.