Sentence examples for per enclosure from inspiring English sources
Between 2007 and 2013, the enclosures increased by 38%% from 26 to 36 and their average size per enclosure tripled from approximately 0.4 to 1.3 ha.
At all times, males and females were housed separately, with up to five skinks per enclosure, and no mixing of skinks from different sampling localities.
All arrays per enclosure were controlled via D-A voltage computer output to an LED dimmer (OSRAM OT DIM) with its outputs connected to the arrays.
The choice of 4 and 8 females per enclosure to low and high experimental densities respectively, was based on our earlier studies showing that 4 6 females can gain a territory and breed simultaneously in the same enclosure [51].
The average weight was 0.31±0.03 g, which translates into an average total biomass per enclosure of 10.6±0.9 g, which is about 7 times the mass of a single adult male L. tarantula (1.47±0.02 g; N = 139).
We tested the difference in the amount of captured voles per enclosure between E+ and E− grasses and also the difference in the belt crossings of voles/hour by using the exact Wilcoxon signed ranks test, and estimated the median difference and its 95% confidence interval (CI) by the Hodges-Lehmann procedure [32].
We used two enclosures for each density treatment in each of the summers, resulting in four replicate populations for 5, 10 and 15 females per enclosures, resembling 20, 40 and 60 females/hectare, which are comparatively high densities for potentially breeding females in open field populations [ 25, 42].
The company says that NVMe-oF with 4D NAND can give up to 1.6 PB per 2U enclosure.
Enclosures were caged with micromesh to prevent avian and ground predation and equipped with multiple-capture live traps (six per each enclosure; Ugglan, Grahnab, Gnosjö, Sweden).
After the experiment, we trapped 9 ± 5 individuals (mean ± SD) per treatment enclosure of the originally released shrews and found no seasonal influence on shrew survival (Mann–Whitney test, Z = −0.54, p = 0.629).
The vent ratio is defined as vent area per unit of enclosure volume.
