Sentence examples for rate species from inspiring English sources

Although such estimators may either underestimate [23] or over estimate actual species richness, particularly in samples with high numbers of rate species [85], they are still useful for comparing between sampling methods and strata.

Hitherto, large-scale investigations have not been sufficiently performed to characterize the oral fungal carriage rate, species prevalence and antifungal susceptibility among HIV-infected individuals in China.

In this study, we investigated asymptomatic oral Candida carriage rate, species distribution and antifungal susceptibility of 604 HIV-infected patients and 851 healthy individuals in Kunming, Yunnan Province of China.

As such, for an adaptive allelic variation to be maintained even at a constant non-synonymous substitution rate, species may need to decrease generation time or metabolic rate or to introduce effective error-correcting machinery.

Since rates of DNA damage are proportional to specific metabolic rate, species with higher metabolic rates should have higher substitution rates given there is a relationship between DNA damage and mutation rate [ 63].

Our goal in this study was to investigate whether space can influence the temporal dynamics of repressilator circuits i.e. 3-gene repression-based transcriptional regulatory loops, that exhibit prototypical spontaneous oscillations in certain ranges of kinetic parameters (transcription/translation rate, species lifetimes).

It may also be of interest to examine both proximate and ultimate level questions regarding deviations observed in the immunologic development of altricial passerines in relation to metabolism and growth rate, species-specific immunoglobulin structure, rearing environment, domestication, disease prevalence, and trade-offs between condition dependent life history traits.

Reaction rates, species profiles, gas phase temperatures, and condensed phase temperatures are examined.

For example, the "evolutionarily distinct, globally endangered" program [39] rates species using both the status of their current populations and phylogenetic information about their "distinctiveness".

Among the index raters, 34% rated species richness in their neighborhood as 3 = Agree and 12% rated species richness as 4 = Agree completely (Table  1).

It has been known for years that exercise induces ROS production beyond basal levels, although the exact rates, species, and quantities are unknown.