Sentence examples for during burrowing from inspiring English sources

Directional preference during burrowing was quantified with a burrowing index computed as the difference between the number of worms reaching either side divided by the total number of worms reaching both sides.

Experiment 2 examined oxygen consumption during burrowing, immediately following valve opening and at rest in summer (24 °C), autumn (14 °C), winter (4 °C), and spring (14 °C) acclimatized U. tumidus.

During burrowing, the foot is greatly extended anteriorly from between parted shell valves.

Desert-dwellers use all kinds of tricks to keep cool, from burrowing during the day to using reflective hairs to beat back the sun's rays.

Earthworms influence soil mixing during their feeding and burrowing activities by causing physical displacement and chemical transformations, potentially impacting the distribution and speciation of soil contaminants.

We've seen some truly breathtaking shots of our favorite furry, flying and burrowing critters during our weekly roundup of stunning animal photography, but we've compiled a list of a few of the best for you to enjoy one last time below.

Trilobite larvae have the capability of altering their swimming period and can remain quiescent during daylight by settling or burrowing into sediments even while the current is moving (Botton and Loveland 2003).

Consequently, we propose that the negligible thermal sensitivity of mole blood may minimize impairment of O2 loading at the lungs during exercise-induced hyperthermia while burrowing in hypoxic/hypercapnic soils.

The majority of species captured during this study are adept at burrowing into the sandy soils of the region.

Are STEs secretly burrowing owls who transform into humans during engineering interviews?

(This is true even during droughts, as vines typically stay alive by burrowing deeper into the soil for water).