Sentence examples for order of trap from inspiring English sources
Spatial stability existed if the rank order of trap captures was kept in time.
A significant and positive correlation coefficient indicates that the rank order of trap yields was kept between consecutive observations.
This statistic measures the overall concordance among the rank order of trap yields for all samples and varies between zero and one.
The Kendall's W coefficient of concordance of mosquito yields per trap throughout the study was significant (W = 0.305, P < 0.01) in EC, showing overall consistency in the rank order of trap yields.
The analysis of local spatial dependence did reveal local clustering or hot spots scattered throughout the neighborhoods, and the temporal analyses showed a relatively high concordance in the rank order of trap productivity in time, which translates into a pattern of spatial stability of Ae. aegypti females in both neighborhoods.
The negative correlations mean that the rank orders of trap captures drastically changed from one sampling date to the next.
Similar to EC, Spearman's correlation coefficients between rank orders of trap captures were largest at forward time lags one and two and stayed above significant levels for all time lags.
This study reports significant concordance in the rank orders of trap catches throughout the study, showing high temporal consistency or stability in the spatial pattern of Ae. aegypti females in both neighborhoods that may be useful for vector and dengue control operations.
The first method consisted in filtering a small volume of yeast culture (1 to 5 mL) through a polycarbonate membrane pore sizes of 5 μm in order to trap cells into the micrometer size pores of the nylon filter (Merck Millipore, Darmstadt, Germany).
Using electron beam lithography (EBL), it is possible to vary width, depth and spacing of seed holes in order to trap the deposited material in a controlled way.
But it was not clear if the animals were actually digesting nutrients from the plants, or if it was an incidental byproduct of their feeding strategy: bonnetheads gulp up whole piles of grassy sediment in order to trap crabs, shrimps, mollusks, and other seafloor dwellers.
