Sentence examples for as nestling from inspiring English sources

Relative feeding on brooding mother birds (versus nestlings) decreases as nestling age increases, suggesting that while brooding, mother birds are more susceptible to attacking mosquitoes [9].

For instance, song learning in open-ended learners may allow song repertoire to serve as a more immediate indicator of a male's condition, and not just as an indicator of his condition as nestling or young fledgling [12].

Our findings that RMR, which was measured in a similar way, was not affected by nutritional stress as nestling or fledgling suggests that birds can compensate for shorter periods of low quality nutrition experienced during development (two weeks in our experiment and five weeks in Verhulst et al. [20]).

Criscuolo et al [19] showed that adult metabolic rate after food restriction was specifically elevated when birds had experienced nutritional stress as nestling rather than as fledgling and that catch up growth was significantly steeper in subjects that had received nutritional stress as nestlings compared to those that experienced it as fledglings.

Gluten-free bread Genius also soared by 49%, as Nestle this year became the latest multinational to enter the free-from market in the UK following Warburtons and Heinz.

The case of the antioxidants points up the dangers in taking a nutrient out of the context of food; as Nestle suggests, scientists make a second, related error when they study the food out of the context of the diet.

One is Fare Share Cymru in Cardiff, which has taken in 140 tonnes of donated groceries in 14 months from organisations ranging from multinationals such as Nestle to Welsh businesses such as Tillery Valley Foods and Peter's Pies.

With annual sales of $70 billion (10% of the world steel market), Mittal-Arcelor would rank in the top 40 of global corporations by sales, on a par with such multinationals as Nestle, Ahold and Deutsche Telekom, and only a billion or two off such household names as Sony, Nissan Motor and Verizon Communications.

Food corporations such as Nestle have patented genetically modified coffee plants.

"Industry decided they WANTED to be regulated," Bottemiller tells us (as Nestle had predicted will continue to happen).

Big companies such as Nestle, Kellogg, Viacom, McDonalds, General Mills, and Time Warner have indicated on official reports that they have lobbied on the controversial proposed guidelines; all together such companies have reported spending more than $37 million on lobbying this year.