Sentence examples for another generalist from inspiring English sources

For example, Ms larvae increased their mass by 1.5-fold when they fed on N-silenced plants in comparison to WT plants while another generalist larvae (Spodoptera exigua) increased their mass by 4-fold compared to WT-fed larvae [50].

For example, Wise et al. [12] reported that while one generalist consumer (i.e. wolf spider Schizocosa) shifted from herbivory to detritivory in response to a detrital subsidy, another generalist consumer (i.e. wolf spider Hogna) did not.

Moreover, the higher closeness centrality in Menorca implies that such plants are more closely connected (with shorter paths between them) in this island than in Tenerife, which we attribute to the presence of O. maxima, another generalist species in the community which keeps the network more cohesive.

NODF measures the extent to which species exploit a subset of the hosts exploited by another, more generalist species; an NODF value of 1 means that the matrix is perfectly nested and a value of 0 means that it is entirely anti-nested.

The first contact with the health services regarding symptoms was most often with a general practitioner, and then a referral journey began from one health care professional to another, from generalist to specialist, involving a range of tests and interventions.

It was demonstrated that a specific enzyme can convert into another one via "generalist" [ 32, 33].

This phenomenon has also been described within another tick-borne generalist species complex, Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato (11 ) and, more recently, within the 1 generalist member of this complex, B. burgdorferi sensu strictu (12, 13 ).

That Sibley advances a variety of particularism in one paper and a variety of generalism in another will give the appearance of inconsistency where there is none: Sibley is a particularist of one sort, and with respect to one distinction, and a generalist of another sort with respect to another distinction.

The grey wolf is another extensively studied example of a Holarctic generalist that displays a worldwide weak phylogeographic pattern, but with some geographically restricted mitochondrial lineages.

Another interesting feature of the Sepilok analysis is the placement of generalist species along the second axis (Fig. 1).

If an FP is posted to practise as another type of specialist, they will not be able to be as generalist as they would want to.