Sentence examples for caused fly from inspiring English sources

Another New York State laying hen CAFO, Adams Henhouse (with the relatively speaking small population of 76,ooo) was featured in the New York Times in 2000 because of the excess-manure caused fly problem that was plaguing the town of Naples.

The team found that restricting yeast from birth caused flies to live 65% longer than controls, while cutting back on sugar extended their lives by only about 9%.

Increasing Shaw in all the clock cells (tim-GAL4/UAS-Shaw; Figure 2D) caused flies to have more locomotor activity compared to controls (Figure 2A B).

Demand for the feathers, before now exclusively the domain of fly fishermen, who use them to tie flies, has created a shortage, forcing up the price and causing fly shops and hairdressers to compete for the elusive plumes.

Manure was once a part of a functioning farm, but now it has become ersatz-stinking up rural areas, causing fly epidemics, and being linked to illnesses.

This strain is pathogenic to Drosophila, meaning that it is able to grow rapidly and cause fly death when introduced into the hemocoel.

The council said: "It has been claimed changes would cause flies or maggots but brown bins for food and garden waste will continue to be collected every two weeks.

Here, we explain a few bumps that may cause flying anxiety.

Moths evidently are able to hear the range emitted by bat]s, which in effect causes flying moths to make evasive maneuvers because bats are a main predator of moths.

MnSOD over-expression stimulated activity in a similar way to hydrogen peroxide, causing flies to be more active and erratic.

Loss of iRhom causes flies to undergo excessive periods of inactivity during the daytime, when wild-type flies are active.