Sentence examples for ontogenetic time from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study was to explore the relationships between stand-level photochemical reflectance index (PRI) and canopy structure/pigment pools, as well as light use efficiency (LUE) of photosynthetically active vegetation focusing on seasonal or ontogenetic time frames.

The findings of a strong link between stand-level PRI and stand green LAI and Chl content and the lack of a clear relationship between PRI and LUE over seasonal and ontogenetic time spans suggest the need for a more careful evaluation of the relationship between PRI and either LUE or photosynthetic activity.

Second, and contrary to the k = β case, the control variable, u, depends on the ontogenetic time, t, and thus increases with coccosphere size, V t).

Our model considers coccolith-bearing individuals multiplying by vegetative binary fission, in which a generation starts at the ontogenetic time, t = 0, and ends at t = T with the next binary fission.

Recent work on the alarm call responses of meerkats (Suricata suricata) for example, has demonstrated that both emotional and referential information are encoded into the same signal and develop on different ontogenetic time scales [45].

In addition, several studies have reported that the imprinting pattern of a locus can be variable over ontogenetic time [ 31] or under different environmental effects [ 32].

Clearly evolution cannot occur by transformation from one adult form to another adult form, but by ontogenetic change over time.

Therefore, the logistic regression based PRNs model is not able to predict ontogenetic transitions in continuous time or within fine scale time intervals.

Here, we introduce two alternative survival analyses based modelling approaches for describing ontogenetic transition processes in continuous time.

Studies using mark-recapture methods [48] and acoustic tracking [27] have shown sharks of different life-history stages use different habitats, but we are unaware of studies that have monitored the same individual over time and captured ontogenetic movements from juvenile "nursery" habitat to adult habitat or potential mating grounds.

Divergent selection is expected to enhance adaptive differences through time (evolutionary and ontogenetic scales).