Sentence examples for birds on average from inspiring English sources

Given that criterion, the birds on average responded correctly in 82% of the trials.

This difference between funnel orientation and departure directions could have been caused by winds, with birds on average departing in westerly tailwinds and with the average tailwind vector significantly different from random only when experimentally displaced birds departed (Figure 2).

The reason for the DMSO treated healthy birds, on average, out-performing the historical growth reported for the facility is not known at this stage.

The bird could on average dive up to 75 m for its prey with the maximum dive depth being estimated at 130 m; however, to conserve energy, most dives were shallower.

This represented a 31.05% higher Pmet in summer compared to winter birds, despite winter birds being on average 47% heavier than those in the summer.

On average, birds took off in tail winds but the mean of winds during take-offs was not different from random in naturally displaced birds whereas experimentally displaced birds had on average south-easterly winds (P<0.01) when migrating (Figure S1).

Among our findings is that birds protected under the Act fared much better than unprotected birds, which on average have declined 24percentt since 1974.

Male furereus birds weigh on average around 731 g (1.6 lb) and females weigh about 800 g (1.8 lb).

Birds spent on average 25.1±5.2% of the sampled time during the night actively foraging, not including cruising flights to and from trees or the cave (Fig. 4c).

The birds cached on average 5.24(±1.16) worms in the final three trials of the 7-min condition, 4.97 ±1.12) in the 26-h condition, and 5.45(±1.17) in the 7-SR condition.

Six females and six males in each of nine large hexagonal free-flight aviaries were allowed to breed for three months in September-November 2005 (birds were on average 484; SD 29, days old at the start of the experiment).