Sentence examples for condition egg from inspiring English sources

They include survival, growth (generally during early-life stages), and measures of reproductive success (e.g., gonadal condition, egg production, fertility, hatching success).

For each trait, the GWAS analysis was repeated separately, as above, for the four datasets for each condition (egg collections at 50 and 70 weeks of age, and HE and LE diets) in order to estimate the effect of the top SNP for each QTL in the two environments, α1 and α2, i.e. egg collection at 50 vs. 70 weeks of age and HE vs. LE diet.

Females remain in this depressed developmental state for several weeks, after which, regardless of the environmental conditions, egg production resumes.

For both isolated and crowded conditions, egg pods were obtained in 100 × 50 mm diameter plastic tubes filled with moist sand (10 parts sand; 1 part water).

None of these policies have anything to do with economic growth and are instead about certain business leaders' desire to worsen people's basic working conditions, egged on by the government.

Under natural conditions, eggs hatch after the seasonal filling of pools by rainfall, though may occasionally be also filled by overflowing rivers [ 6].

However, it is clear that egg-laying is not strictly random; the time and location of egg-laying events is regulated by diverse environmental and internal factors, and under certain conditions egg-laying can be suppressed for long periods.

To standardize the experimental conditions, eggs from the inbred (isogenic) crosses were also obtained in a similar way; namely, after mating the flies in bottles and transferring the females to plastic chambers.

Women with this condition have eggs that can be fertilized, but the resulting embryos simply fall apart, dying before they can implant in the uterus.

Wayne Pacelle, the president and chief executive of the Humane Society of the United States, noted that secretly recorded videos released last year revealed unsanitary conditions inside egg plants in Iowa.

Just south of Mammoth Lakes, the Hot Creek geothermal site has colorful sulfur formations and ideal warm conditions for egg incubation at a nearby trout hatchery.