Sentence examples for proportion of colonies from inspiring English sources

Average precipitation did not affect the proportion of colonies lost in a region (R = 0.07739, P = 0.8317).

Our response variable was disease prevalence (proportion of colonies surveyed affected by GAs) within the survey areas.

Neither the proportion of colonies affected nor the mean abundance of varroa mites or Nosema spp. spores differed between CCD apiaries and control apiaries (P>0.05; Table 6).

The median time to detection was calculated using a Probit analysis [23] of the proportion of colonies detected vs. time (See Figure S9).

Thus chimeras represented a much greater proportion of colonies found to be genetically variable within the two study populations than mosaics.

The data are presented as the proportion of colonies on any given sampling day with mature gametes (n = 5 to 12 colonies).

(C ) Time-lapse of the same colony in brightfield keeping the proportion of colony radius to sub-image constant.

In general, the proportion of colony-forming cells in the lungs increased with the average age of these MMT mice.

In the case of naked mole-rats, we used the subset of colonies examined by Brett (1991, tables 4 1 and 4 3) for which he provided an estimate of the proportion of colony members that were adult and female and assumed that those colonies contained a single breeding female.

Empirically estimated DNA uptake rates are generally reported as transformation frequencies, ϵ, defined as the proportion of colony forming units (CFUs) that have taken up a segment of DNA of interest at the end of some experimental time period, T. We developed a simple model that estimates σ directly from ϵ and T (see Materials and Methods).

Thus, the proportions of colonies in which the skew was significant in the two taxa differed (G1 = 8.553, P = 0.0034).