Sentence examples for birds levels of from inspiring English sources

In birds, levels of heterochiasmy have not been studied at either the within- or between-chromosome scale, which are essential starting points if trying to understand how sexual selection may cause variation in recombination rates (Ellegren, 2007).

I've spoken at length about the folks at Outfit7 and how they want their flock of talking animals (and fairies, and bacteria, and robots) to attain an Angry Birds level of ubiquity.

The last time we heard from Disney Mobile was during the launch of "Where's My Water?", an iOS game starring a brand new character who they hoped would hit an Angry Birds level of ubiquity.

Similarly to birds [17], levels of extra group paternity did not reflect social mating systems.

However, further studies are necessary to determine if MAYV can replicate at the increased temperatures (≈43°C) in birds during levels of high activity.

Bird-level seroprevalences of subtype H5 antibody titers >2 in clinically healthy birds for all bird samplings pooled over the entire study period were 2.6%95%5% CI 1.8 3.5) for ducks and 0.5%95%5% CI 0.0 0.9) for in-contact chickens.

It has been suggested that an important factor in genome size reduction in birds has been that birds have lower levels of repetitive DNA than other vertebrates [ 10].

We found no clear and consistent evidence of directional selection on immune traits; however, infected birds had higher levels of haptoglobin than uninfected birds.

MDV-infected line L72 birds displayed increased levels of H3K27me3 compared to control birds, on gga-miR-137 at 5 dpi, while line L63 displayed higher levels irrespective of infection status.

On the basis of an expected true bird-level virus prevalence of 5%, a precision of the estimate of ±1.5%% and a 95% confidence interval (CI), a total of 811 ducks had to be sampled (16 ).

In birds the level of the hormone thyroxine determines the coloration of feathers and bill, although specific seasonal biochromes are often laid down under the influence of sex hormones, as in the beak of the starling, which turns from black to yellow in early spring.