Sentence examples for success differed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the effect of timing of the end of the flowering season on invasion success differed among plant species with different vegetative reproduction strategies or different levels of ploidy (number of chromosome sets in the cell).

Hatching success differed considerably among temperature treatments, with eggs incubated at lowest (23°C) and highest (34°C) temperatures exhibiting much lower hatching success (23°C: 44.0%; 34°C: 73.7%) than did those incubated at intermediate temperatures (81.7 96.9%).

Classification success differed by Reference Soil Group, those with strict, well defined and easily measureable and/or observable criteria on a certain property (like Arenosols) were classified better with both methods compared to other soil groups with broader definitions (like Cambisols).

In the UK, the album's success differed from Australia's success.

The changes in reproductive success differed in the sexes.

Indeed, parasite success differed according to their origin, with isolates from Orsay succeeding on average significantly less well than Laboratory isolates.

The differences in the models also suggest that the predictors of success differ by the types of activities the software is intended to perform.

How might their chances of success differ if they needed to puncture the ball instead of just hitting it?

Indeed the balance of evidence indicates that the system performs better than chance although it is recognised that the margin of success differs greatly between the seasons and is lowest in winter when gales are most frequent.

Moreover, we found that the determinants of technological and commercial success differ considerably.

We find that personality traits are significantly associated with success differ at each stage.