Sentence examples for time of patch from inspiring English sources

In fact, the absence of individuals from certain study patches (e.g. skinks and fence lizards absent from S4; Table 1) suggests that populations that were presumably present at the time of patch isolation may have been extirpated.

Our results suggest that correct positioning of the ROP patch depends on the cell length at the time of patch formation, the relatively low diffusion of active ROP compared to inactive ROP, a gradient in auxin concentration, and overall levels of inactive ROP in the root hair cell.

The median (range) total time of patch application was 60 (58–65) minutes.

Likewise, as indicator of feasibility was used the times for patch application: "time to determine and mark the painful area", "time of patch application" and "time to monitor".

"Time of patch application" was defined as the total time (in minutes) from when the patch was applied until it was removed.

Immediately prior to patch removal, mean rotigotine plasma concentrations were equal to the corresponding concentrations at time of patch removal on the previous days.

By comparing the times of inappropriate patches with the times of patches in general (in bold in Table 2), we can see that, compared to patches in general, inappropriate patches take longer to submit, to commit, and the corresponding issue report takes longer to be closed.

Appearance times of patches vary randomly throughout a year.

The system consists of two separate detector subsystems, one called the Pseudo Vertex Position Detector (pVPD, the "start" detector) and the other called the Time of Flight Patch (TOFp, the "stop" detector).

Although these values can vary during a day (as handling time of a food patch is increased when the patch is depleted), enough nectar and pollen are provided at the patch that this variation is negligible.

Here we modelled for the first time the probability of patch occupancy by a threatened small mammal, the southern water vole (Arvicola sapidus), while accounting for the probability of detection given occupancy.