However, for migratory species, identifying juvenile habitats that confer success requires tracking individuals to reproduction.
The beautiful thing about New York is not that it confers success, but that it teaches civility.
He regularly fails to distinguish the power of Christian worship from acts of magical theurgy: in either kind of activity, the unwavering faith of the believer is what confers success.
According to the so-called "Allocation Theory" of education, schooling has turned into a status competition, which confers success on some and failure on others.
In addition to addressing eurythermality as a trait conferring success to invasive species, we examined the expression of heat-shock proteins (Hsps) as a potential subcellular mechanism underlying organismal temperature tolerances [27] [29].
The presence of conspecific lineages of Phragmites along the Atlantic Coast of North America provides a unique opportunity to identify the heritable traits that confer success to invasive plants.
Thus, physiological, morphological, and behavioral attributes that confer success in captivity may be incompatible with success in the wild, and natural populations with a large proportion of reintroduced animals may be unsustainable (Lynch and O'Hely 2001).
The Soviet Union lacks the authority conferred by success.
On the eve of the French wars of religions (1561), Roman Catholics and Protestants conferred without success in the Colloquy of Poissy.
"Beea beea ya Badeea," they chanted, taunting Mr Badeea to "sell, sell out," the revolution.Despite the legitimacy conferred by success at the ballot box, Egypt's Brothers are on the defensive.
Pterosaurs were the first vertebrates to evolve true flapping flight, a complex and physiologically demanding activity that required profound anatomical modifications, most notably of the forelimb [1] [7], but which subsequently conferred great success in terms of clade longevity and diversity.
