Sentence examples for range of emergence from inspiring English sources
Unless there is very strong growth compensation of newly-emerged fry, the wide range of emergence dates will produce broad size ranges in the first few months of life.
Other studies have found similarly wide size ranges for young BKT (McFadden 1961; Hutchings 1996), suggesting that a wide range of emergence dates may be common in BKT (Snucins et al. 1992).
This variability in emergence date does not impact later model predictions, since we explore a range of emergence dates in the YOY maturity decision and later decisions are determined only by size and recent growth, irrespective of emergence date.
Under these conditions we predict a lower threshold size for smolting and predict YOY maturity for a very restricted range of emergence dates and growth rates that are slightly earlier and faster than those predicted to lead to maturity in the Mokelumne.
Another management target with likely strong ecological and evolutionary responses, size-dependent harvest (Conover and Munch 2002; Olsen et al. 2004; Thériault et al. 2008), not only will directly reduce body size range of older fish, but it could also indirectly limit the range of emergence dates if larger fish spawn earlier.
Likewise if male male competition is lower for later emerging males, a wider range of relative emergence times will be expected (Godfray, 1994).
Taken together, these different sets of circumstances represent the full range of disease emergence.
Together, these scenarios present the full picture and range of possible disease emergence dynamics.
Although SIMPLE can still be improved, it gives reasonably accurate predictions that could be used in addition to field experiments to evaluate the effects of a range of sowing dates on emergence over a wide range of soil and climatic conditions.
The twelve letters cover a wide range of topics, from the emergence of an American identity to the slave trade.
The broadest range of temperatures for root emergence during incubation occurred if seeds of these populations were stratified at 25/15 °C.
