Sentence examples for a different nest from inspiring English sources

Next, they divided 45 newly hatched spiderlings into three groups and fed each group ant larvae from a different nest.

If a satellite has not been established, the queen may usurp another queen in a different nest.

However, the two species do not always discriminate against brood that is from the same species but from a different nest [ 4].

Because slave raids are preceded by a visit of a slavemaker scout within or close to the nest, hosts are expected to attack such a scout more vigorously than conspecific workers from a different nest or a worker of a related, nonparasitic species.

One earlier population-based study reported similar results over a longer follow-up; it was based on a different nested case control sample of men taken from the same cohort that provided the nested case control data presented here, but the men's MMP-9 measures were from when they were 20 years younger, and the CVD cases occurred over an earlier period, so the studies have minimal overlap [7].

Similar to the NEMO routing protocol, inter-domain handoff means that the MR hands off to a different nested mobile network; while intra-domain handoff means the MR hands off within the same nested mobile network.

Eighteen individual Hisex brown laying hens and 18 groups of five hens were tested for 2 days in a test cage containing three nest boxes each with a different nesting material (peat, artificial turf and plastic-coated wire mesh).

In a different nested case control study, patients were found to have a relative risk (RR) of 1.23 (95 % CI, 0.63 to 2.38) [ 38].

As the quality of DNA obtained from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tumour tissue affects the success rate of MSP, in some cases MGMT methylation status was determined by a different nested-MSP approach, with a first pair of primers to obtain smaller amplicons (129 bp), for which forward and reverse primers have been described (Palmisano et al, 2000; van Engeland et al, 2003).

Pregnant common voles responded to the presence of a potential nest predator or a resource competitor with different nest site preparations.

In Atta cephalotes and in A. texana, we tested for genetic differences between fungi from different nest sectors accessed through excavation.