Sentence examples for breeding requirements from inspiring English sources

Instead, patterning relates more to the interaction between bird foraging behaviour and breeding requirements and vegetation assemblages.

As powerful owls only use tree cavities for nesting we propose that the cue for settlement in an area is associated with the presence of habitat and food and as such breeding requirements may be disconnected from settlement requirements.

The tritium fuel cycle models were developed to describe the characteristic parameters of the various elements of the tritium cycle as a tool for evaluating the tritium breeding requirements.

The current DEMO technological wall heat load removal capability is limited to ∼1 MW/m2, due to structural material limitations and the tritium breeding requirements, while the ITER first wall (FW) is designed for values up to 4.7 MW/m2.

This breeding season, which ended in May, and next year's, he said, will be critical to the survival of the species with precise breeding requirements: slow-moving currents, periodic flooding, ants to feed on, and sandy shallows from which to belt out mating songs and lay eggs.

p. quinquefasciatus and possibly other closely related Culex species with similar breeding requirements, which are major vectors of pathogens causing human diseases throughout the world.

The calculation results show that after the radial optimizations, the total TBR of all the 15 blanket modules has increased from the previous 1.092 1.274, which can well meet the self-sufficiency tritium breeding requirement of CFETR.

This martin's breeding requirement is forested rivers with islands that have sandy banks for nest burrows, and its habitat in the DRC is tropical forest with over 200 cm (80 in) of rain a year.

The Osprey is a medium-sized raptor with flexible breeding habitat requirements across its range.

However, for marker-led breeding, the requirement is more typically for the analysis of a few markers on thousands of individuals.

The remoteness, the extreme cold, and the threat from ice floes crushing equipment pile more costs on top of those imposed by restrictions on drilling during hunting and breeding seasons and requirements for expensive emergency equipment to be on standby.