Flooding was found to have an overriding effect on species richness, total cover and cover amongst most major plant groups.
In experiment 2 BCS around calving exerted an overriding effect on PPI Saa cows tended (P<0.08) towards shorter PPI than F1 cows.
Thus, 'ecology' (habitat) had an overriding effect on 'history' (lake) in explaining differences in escape speed in these isopods.
Age in particular seems to have an overriding effect on survival, independent of other factors (Burger and Green, 1987; MRC Working Party, 1990).
Although body size often has an overriding effect on fighting ability, fighting success may also increase with age independently of body size, either due to enhanced fighting experience or greater willingness to escalate fights as reproductive value decreases [ 18, 19].
Thus nutrient concentration and export in semiarid catchments deviate from those in moist catchments which is due to the overriding effects of hydrological features, geology and pedology.
The overall effect on spinal neuronal activity is dependent on the interplay between excitatory and inhibitory mechanisms; thus, our data suggest that the overriding effects of ketanserin and ritanserin were likely to be mediated through antagonism of the actions of 5-HT acting at 5-HT2A receptors leading to the reduction in neuronal responses observed in this study.
Linear mixed effects models showed the overriding effect of forest type on AGB, and the roles of water stress and a historical signature of selective logging pressure, particularly within várzea forests.
We propose that such absence of effects of soil parent material, texture and oxide contents on SOC retention can be due to the overriding effect of altitudes of 900 1100 m a.s.l., which resulted in higher SOC stocks because of lower mean annual temperatures.
The second overriding effect of VA content results from the polar nature of the acetoxy side chain.
