Sentence examples for a derived call from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, one prediction arising from sexual selection models is that a derived call trait should be associated with a preference for the trait by conspecific females.

The absence of a preference for the derived call pattern supports the hypothesis that female choice did not drive the evolution of the double pulse pattern in N. retusus and N. maxillosus.

Based on this observation, a new metric was empirically derived, called proximity relation, which is a function of Fproximity and the lowest distance d ij ̂ estimated (measured) by the unknown node U i to a reference R j or an already localized node.

A derived variable called "LTC" was defined as a diagnosis of at least one of these conditions.

A derived measure called regional homogeneity ("ReHo") in the left inferior frontal gyrus increased in 14 subjects with pure TS during tic suppression compared to free ticcing.

The ultrasound device also calculates a derived parameter, called flow time corrected (FTc), which is the systolic flow time in the descending aorta corrected for heart rate.

Equally, it is indicated that bunkering is always a derived activity of a port call as planned in a loop, and no other port will be called at just for bunkering.

We studied female call recognition and preferences in two Neoconocephalus species with a derived pulse pattern in male calls.

In the katydid genus Neoconocephalus, calls with a derived pattern in which pulses are grouped into pairs have evolved five times independently.

Their biology varies from loosely associated facultative symbionts (often called Secondary (S) symbionts) to obligatory mutualists of a highly derived nature, called Primary (P) symbionts [ 7- 9].

Though he did not know it at the time, Mr. Moore was randomly assigned to the study group that every two weeks self-injected a biologically derived drug called Humira, which acts to block a protein involved in the inflammation associated with rheumatoid arthritis.