Sentence examples for batch of larvae from inspiring English sources

Over the next several weeks, he and several volunteers whom he refers to as "checker spotters" will be searching their shadows for signs of success: a new batch of larvae, descendants from last year's transplants, that will be transformed into thousands of bright orange and black spotted butterflies in late March.

This was confirmed in a later experiment by Robles-Barraza (2003), who fed a different batch of larvae with C. muelleri until the stages of PZ II and PZ III, and with Tetraselmis sp. during the successive 5 and 4 days, respectively.

The first batch of larvae would enable us to investigate possible direct anthelmintic effects of PSM-rich forages against adult T. colubriformis, whereas the second one whether grazing on the PSM-rich forages could affect the establishment of the incoming infective larvae.

A batch of larvae to which no wasps were added was used as a control.

In this case, we allowed the remaining eggs to develop for an additional 48 hrs before collection of the second batch of larvae.

One batch of larvae were exposed to the host for 6 hours in a mesh bag attached to the host inside a collar without being able to establish feeding (frustrated larvae).

Each compound was tested by triplicate experiments using three different batches of larvae.

Previous work showed that batches of larvae (spawns) could be grouped into clusters whose members showed similar levels of performance in most putative skills.

Total larval RNA was extracted from pooled batches of larvae (minimum 3 batches), consisting of hundreds of individuals.

High quality spectra could be obtained more quickly for batches of larvae, extracted into a single droplet sample.

We took into account the possible natural variability between larval batches by collecting larvae from the adult barnacle cultures (consisting of several hundred individuals each) on four different occasions during two weeks in September-October 2011, representing four replicate batches of larvae (presumably with different parents, and thus different genotypes).