Sentence examples for able to rear from inspiring English sources

And she will be able to rear her sons on the land settled by their German forebears.

"For the last 30 years, the adults have been able to rear chicks as they always have," said Wayne Z. Trivelpiece, the lead author.

Scientists investigating the effects of malnourishment on the flies found that they were able to rear keener, more capable cannibals.

"We stopped natural selection as soon as we started being able to rear 95 99 per cent of our babies that are born.

However, when considering birth-order only among same-sexed siblings, first-, middle- and lastborn sons significantly differed in the number of offspring they were able to rear to adulthood, although there was no similar effect among females.

Security is a pre-condition for health workers to carry out their duties and for parents to be able to rear their children.

We considered all suitable hosts and the greenfinch Carduelis chloris, a granivorous species that is known to be able to successfully rear cuckoo nestlings [ 36].

I loved the idea that the best place the calculating dwarf Mime was able to find to rear the young Siegfried was an abandoned classroom, with a chemistry lab table for Mime to mix his potions, a chalk board and an old crib in a cluttered corner where the infant Siegfried once slept.

Despite this, zoos did have limited success and at least one zoo was able to hand-rear a white-necked rockfowl.

It was able, in the following year, to rear virgin queens, and males, and through them to give birth to new colonies.

Both males and females were able to mate and rear pups until the time of weaning, although the average litter size was slightly reduced when either parent had the genotype Nestin-Cre/Gmnnfl/fl or if the male had the genotype Nestin-Cre/Gmnnfl/+ (Table 2).