Sentence examples for segregated species from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have highlighted a broad diversity of 24 hr rhythmic gene expression in nocturnal An. gambiae and diurnal Ae. aegypti mosquitoes, although no previous comparison of rhythmic genome-wide expression between the two temporally segregated species has been made.

Ti-B and, to a lower degree, B-doping entailed a slower diffusion of base-layer and substrate species through the κ-Al2O3 bilayer, thus retarding the formation of segregated species on the sample surface.

It is suggested that nucleation occurs where fluctuations have reduced the concentration of segregated species and we found that the interuuclear distance scales approximately as the inverse one-third power of the growth rate.

We therefore have to consider the possibility that two ecologically segregated species are involved.

This divergence segregates species ecologically and thus minimizes potential food competition between species sharing the same space.

This analysis shows that rather than fruit body structure, spore size is generally a more reliable character for segregating species groups in Cyathus.

Indices of ecological niche breadth and overlap [ 64] calculated over the first discriminant axis segregating Species 1 from Species 2 of a pair (cf. Figure 4).

Although LES effectively segregates species according to the variation in leaf economic strategies in an environment or across environmental gradients, relatively little is known about its evolution.

As they were in part designed to test the relationships of proposed "segregate" species, our previous phylogenetic studies included representatives of several potential Viburnum species that are not presently considered to be distinct in recent regional taxonomic treatments.

As a result, mangroves tend to be segregated along species lines within a single forest, as different types of trees seek different elevations within that forest.

In contrast, the coding sequences of tomato and potato locus3 instead segregated by species.