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Further, infection by each species alone significantly shifted root system branching ratio (Rb) from a dichotomous branching pattern towards a simpler, monopodial pattern, whereas infection resulting from comparable concentrations of inoculum of both species together did not significantly affect Rb.

At the smallest P of 200 nm, the light absorption is enhanced at a shorter wavelength with λ < 550 nm, attributed to the strong scattering resulting from the comparable size of the structural dimension and the light wavelength [27].

Similar results were obtained with the Alexander staining (Fig.  5C) and the frequency of viability resulting from FDA was comparable with that of Alexander staining (Fig.  5E).

Comparable variations resulting from storm damage and wildfire occurrence have been recognized in North American deciduous forests.

We specifically focused on half-lives resulting from moderate levels of exposure, comparable to those resulting from the general exposure of the U.S. population.

These data are discussed in terms of economic and Zeitgeber effects on consumption when food is available intermittently, and are contrasted with results from comparable protocols in mice.

Heterogeneity and incomplete data either hindered or prohibited pooling of results from comparable trials and thus the potential of meta-analysis to enhance the precision of the results from small trials.

This is in line with previous results from comparable experiments with DEN as a tumor inducer [ 32– 32].

Table 2 displays results from multilevel regressions of parental assessments of aggression on adolescent violence, and Table 3 displays results from comparable regressions of parental appraisals of impulsivity.

Rat fetal testis explants, however, showed only minor MBP-related effects, and results from comparable human explants were even less conclusive.

Further, there is a general trend in all demes for growth rates to increase with temperature, much in line with results from comparable studies [ 38].