Sentence examples for dependency period from inspiring English sources

Gerhardt et al. (2012) report a lengthy post-fledging dependency period for Great Black Hawk in Tikal, Guatemala.

subordinate females were successful in rearing young only when the timing of births was such that they did not overlap with the dependency period of infants born to the dominant female.

The logical emerging theory is that because our species has such a long dependency period for our young, one of the sexes must have programmed gonadal retirement so not as to reproduce with "one foot in the grave".

The long dependency period of many young social carnivores (e.g. wolves) attests to the vital role of learning within these species [1].

Transfusion dependency duration, transfusion dependency at the time of MRI and RBC units received at the dependency period were evaluated.

As shown, the integrated profiles show prominent cell cycle dependencies (period ≈ 85 minutes).

A study from Denmark (Moller, 2001) from 1943 to 1996 indicated a stronger dependency on period than on birth cohort.

Despite awareness of the potential hazards of energy dependency, the period up to 1970 was characterised by a combination 'relatively low prices' and 'ample availability', until a restriction of oil supplies led to the prediction that the era of easy supply 'has little chance of being maintained' (European Commission, 1972: 2 3).

Forecasting the flow of crowds is of great importance to traffic management and public safety, and very challenging as it is affected by many complex factors, including spatial dependencies (nearby and distant), temporal dependencies (closeness, period, trend), and external conditions (e.g. weather and events).

There is a linear dependency between age, period and cohort, because age, period and cohort membership is predicted by any two of the three effects.

Such a result highlights well that long memory dependency within the period turns out to be critically important.