Sentence examples for biological success from inspiring English sources
Both components are requirements for mechanical and biological success, but the management of soft tissues becomes increasingly important for an esthetically successful treatment.
Alarm substances and the fright reaction have contributed markedly to the biological success of the Ostariophysi.
This biological success is especially remarkable because it depends entirely on the ability of ants to coöperate, to form intricate societies structured around hard work and shared sacrifice.
It's an elegant approach to a health crisis that threatens much of the world, but it will take more than biological success to make it work.
Quantification can provide defensible estimates of biological success, such as the number of survivors from a released cohort, with associated cost per animal.
To address this problem, we have formalized a strategy to identify, prioritize, and evaluate potential biological success criteria for tendon repair.
As we know, capitalism won - but only just, after enormously destructive convulsions, that could easily have made humanity an ex-biological success.
If herbivore and pathogen damage impact on plant vital rates and demography it would be expected that biological control success for this species would be patchy and depend on plant size, population density and site location.
Skateboards evolved in a branching process at rates far too fast to be associated with biological reproductive success and arguably, were tools virtually guaranteed to reduce the probability of the user ever making a significant contribution to the gene pool.
High hybrid fitness in the early generations can contribute to biological control success by facilitating a more rapid population buildup during the initial years post-release.
Knowledge of the spatial distribution and abundance of a target arthropod within each sampling site is essential to accurately estimate the potential impact of herbivorous insects on host trees or biological control success.
