Sentence examples for displaced previously from inspiring English sources

We experimentally displaced previously occupied nestboxes in late winter and then checked for nest choice and occupancy by breeding individuals in the following breeding season.

Gender, marital status, displaced previously as refugee, witnessing murderer of family or friend, lack of house or shelter and being exposed to increased number of cumulative traumatic events were significantly associated with depression among Somali refugees in Melkadida camp.

From there, they colonized the world, displacing previously established hominids such as Neanderthals in Europe.

High-angle normal and transtensional faults reflect the youngest stage of extension, displacing previously developed structures (Brogi 2008b).

This result suggests that sperm donors can displace previously stored sperm and replace it with their own.

One possible explanation is that this supercolony is a superior competitor, thus preventing the establishment of new populations and displacing previously established supercolonies.

These long periods of stasis are punctuated by shorter intervals of rapid evolution under positive selection during which new dominant lineages quickly displace previously coexisting ones.

In either case, the velocity of the ejected barrel solution may also be sufficient to displace previously delivered solute, adding an advective component to the mass transport.

Sequence type 772 (ST772) was originally isolated from India and Bangladesh, where it has become increasingly common [ 7, 9, 12- 14] and appears capable of invading healthcare environments and displacing previously successful nosocomial MRSA [ 7, 15].

RCA relies on the properties of the phi29 DNA polymerase that possesses a strong 3 exonuclease (proofreading) activity, is able to polymerize more than 70,000 nucleotides without detaching from the template, and that can displace previously elongated strands [ 20].

As a result, males evolved a variety of strategies to cope with sperm competition, e.g. they may directly outcompete rivals, avoid sperm competition by means of displacing previously stored ejaculates from the female genital tract, or prevent the female from receiving sperm from subsequent males [ 2, 3].