Sentence examples for size interacts from inspiring English sources

Later in this section, we will discuss how the data size interacts with the performance (Section 6.4).

The penis doesn't exist in a vacuum, though, and biologists led by Brian Mautz, who was then at the Australian National University in Acton, wondered how penis size interacts with other body traits that are usually considered attractive or manly.

The way portion size interacts with the multitude of factors that determine food intake needs to be established.

Although our data do not suggest that body size interacts with past glycemic control to determine hospital mortality, BMI was significantly associated with mortality.

Prior to our study, only a few univariate observations had suggested that tumour size interacts with detection mode in determining the risk of lymph node metastases (Anderson et al, 1991; Ernst et al, 2002).

This may suggest that for evolution through growth-bottleneck cycles (which applies not only to laboratory situations, but is likely also applicable to many pathogens), the bottleneck size interacts strongly with the population size and other parameters to determine the dynamics of the evolutionary process [ 17, 18, 63].

Loci causing male sterility in Drosophila pseudoobscura Bogota USA hybrids also have multiple interaction partners; seven loci of varying effect size interact to cause sterility (Phadnis, 2011).

For overall memory performance, the number of large vowels and definition size interacted (F 1, 23) = 6.53, p = 0.02, η2 p = 0.22).

Trebon (2008) has suggested that economies of scale in each household may affect the share of food to non-food and suggests a correction based on introducing the household size interacted with the time dummies (that identify the bias).

These observations imply an adsorption model in which there is a significant preference to form clusters of water molecules of a specific preferred size interacting with the Brønsted acid sites (see Fig. 5a, c), rather than a model in which all Brønsted acid sites are hydrated uniformly (see Fig. 5b, d).

Site carrying capacity may therefore regulate gibbon home range size through the effects of site-level resource availability on group density, with home range size interacting with both intrinsic and extrinsic factors across the Hylobatidae.