Sentence examples for rural colonies from inspiring English sources

Our samples included four urban colonies near the University of São Paulo and five rural colonies distributed along a north-westerly transect (Fig. 1).

A Cox proportional hazards model indicated that rates of mortality differed significantly between urban and rural colonies (β = −0.535±0.237; P = 0.02; Fig. 3.A).

To compare chill-coma recoveries of urban and rural ants, we used ants from four urban colonies (n = 19 31 per colony) and four rural colonies (n = 20 30 per colony).

To compare knock-down resistances of urban and rural ants, we used ants from four urban colonies (n = 24 30 per colony) and five rural colonies (n = 30 per colony).

Logistically, we were unable to collect ants from urban and rural colonies at the same time; therefore, urban ants were collected after rural ants to minimize the chance that high temperatures during collection would cause urban ants to tolerate heat better than rural ants.

For much of that century, the city and the valley have been locked in an unequal partnership, metropolitan power to rural colony.

Because ants had to be assayed in successive trials, each trial involved ants from one urban and one rural colony.

Although the majority of the Jewish population was urban, the number of rural Zionist colonies had increased from 47 to about 200.

In the early 20th century, painters came to capture its natural charms and a rural arts colony flourished, but by the time Dylan arrived the town's woods, creeks, and shaggy skyline were less of a draw.

Russia's infamous penal colonies, rural camps swirled in barbed wire, appear today much as they did when Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote "The Gulag Archipelago" in the 1960s.

Picard helps resolve the dispute by suggesting the Mariposans allow the Bringloidi, a preindustrial, rural people whose colony was destroyed, to migrate to their world.