Sentence examples for size inequality from inspiring English sources

In the first scenario, selectivity was driven by increasing size inequality of the two species, mostly in accordance with expectations.

In some cases, structural conditions between managed and unmanaged plots converged, including contemporary BA, trees per hectare, size inequality, and structural complexity indices.

Although the effects of species diversity on forest productivity has been relatively widely studied, the role of other structural attributes, such as spatial heterogeneity or tree size inequality have received less attention (Bourdier et al. 2016).

This data population size inequality and the trade-off between the schedule capacity and end-to-end packet delays cause the reverse trend in the packet delay values at a large temporal reuse.

Size inequality generally declined over time.

Size inequality was well described by long-term changes in stand dynamics.

To deal with sample size inequalities for different land-use types or urbanization levels, we employed the Hochberg's method for post hoc analysis to determine significant differences between mean soil variables (Pouyat et al. [2007]).

We therefore use a Gini coefficient to describe population size inequalities between regions.

In all cases, values of β2 or β3 that are significantly different from zero indicate that there is a relationship between within-country variation in mortality and either region size inequalities (Gini coefficient) or mean region size respectively.

First, when entire clusters are randomized such as in cluster-cluster trials [ 22]. the cluster size distribution is a priori known and cluster size inequalities are therefore easy to be taken into account at the planning stage.

Crowding in plant populations does not lead to higher size inequalities in cases where soil resources become limiting sooner than light (Weiner 1990; Bagchi 2007), and when crowding benefits neighbour plants through physical support (Puntieri and Pyšek 1993).