Sentence examples for birds means from inspiring English sources

More birds means more eyes to keep watch for hawks.

"No flipping birds" means no testing the devices in the lab.

At any given time, a smaller population of birds means less genetic diversity.

The combination of missiles and marshes and bombs and birds means it still holds a fascination for people around the world.

As selection for codon usage is typically weak (Duret 2002), it may very well be that the relatively low effective population sizes (N e) of birds means that N es for codon usage is in the neutral range.

Also, more birds means more fun.

When Sula opened the door [Eva] raised her eyes and said, "I might have knowed them birds meant something.

Taking a specific event as each essay's starting-point, he interweaves observation, autobiography and intensely personal reflections on what birds mean to him.

Contamination of the environment with feather dander from BFDV-infected birds meant that feather preparations used for the haemagglutination assay were unreliable for the detection and quantitation of viral excretion.

The weakened conditions of these amazingly large birds meant that many were originally covered with a form of lice: and, yes, our staff and volunteers had to deal with that as well, along with the overwhelming smell of fish.

Moreover, partial mummy nut removal by birds meant that bird activity may only reduce costs to growers rather than replace these costs completely.