Acknowledging that the evolutionary rate at different sites might differ may, however, not be sufficient.
Repeated measures ANOVAs with species and life-history stage as factors and test temperatures as the repeated variable were conducted to test for ontogenetic shifts and between-species differences in heart rate at different environmental temperatures.
A marked difference in hydrolysis rate at different impeller speeds was found.
One interesting side observation is that the different rates of growth are not due to changes in proliferation rate but due to differences in differentiation rate at different regions of the neural tube.
One way ANOVA revealed significant differences in the clearance rate at different combinations (Table 1).
This phenomenon may be due to the difference between the homopolymerization and copolymerization rate at different active centers.
An analysis of variance (ANOVA) (α = 0.01 and 0.05) and Tukey's multiple comparison test were used to detect significant differences in the conidia size and growth rate at different temperatures.
The most relevant have reported variability in the pigment and texture of the colonies, growth rate at different temperatures, size and shape of the conidia, atypical phialides and differences in the size and shape of the conidial heads [ 9- 13].
The outputs were the root water uptake rate at different depths in the soil profile.
The mass flow rate and flame spread rate at different inclination angles were obtained and analyzed.
Then the compressive strength and the restrained expansion rate at different ages were evaluated.
