The multinomial model showed that there was a significant interaction between RH and isofemale lines (LR = 73.14; df = 10; P < 0.001, Table 2; see Supplemental information), and hence there are differences between the
isolines in the percentages of flying, walking, and non-flying wasps.
Figure 11 shows the
isolines for the point safety factor of the rock mass around the midsection in the collapse tunnel section before collapse.
Figures 10(a) and 10(b) show the distribution of the Mises stress
isolines with the different particle size random model and same particle size random model in the case of the uniaxial tensile test with displacement x = 2 [micro]m; models are created with four RVEs in the x and y directions in an RVE array.
Therefore, the
isoline values grow with the mica content.
This technique assumes that the PQ interval corresponds to the
isoline of the ECG so that a nonzero signal in this interval must be due to baseline wander.
Annual average of the modeled surface chlorophyll (a) and SeaWIFS (b) in mg Chl/[m.sup.3] with the
isoline of 1 mg Chl/[m.sup.3].
The major principal stress
isoline, minor principal stress
isoline, and stress level
isoline during the completion and impoundment periods are shown in Figures 12-17.
The result of this measurement is presented as seismic velocity section, it means
isoline curves of Vp seismic velocities (Fig.
Feeding of fall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda, on Bt transgenic cotton and its
isoline. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata 139 (3): 207-214.
The term 'margin of the mire' used in this work represents the 30-cm-thickness
isoline of the peat.
(Roundup Ready means that the corn resists Monsanto's herbicide Roundup, so cornfields can be sprayed with Roundup, killing the weeds and leaving the corn alive.) In addition to the Roundup Ready corn that was sprayed by Roundup, as a control they used what's known as a "near
isoline." A near
isoline means corn that is genetically identical to the Roundup Ready corn, with the exception of the Roundup Ready gene.