Sentence examples for equally prey from inspiring English sources

A Ritsos poem's protagonists, male and female, are equally prey to the terror of daily life: "Men and women.

Such thinking, James said, isn't strictly wrong, but extremely wrongheaded, since all thoughts and feelings, including those of the medical materialists themselves, are "organically conditioned" and thus equally prey to being dismissed.

When young-of-the-year menhaden or "peanut" bunker are present, stripers and blues become downright frenzied, striking virtually any lures that are cast to them and ignoring other kinds of equally available prey.

So, the grizzlies have increasingly turned to a different, but equally nutritious prey item: elk calves.

We used aquatic experimental microcosms under controlled conditions to explore bacteria-dependent ciliate growth and examined whether these ciliates could discriminate between equally sized bacterial preys in a mixture.

There is a clear prediction that if two species of aposematic prey are equally toxic, predators should prefer to eat the most valuable species: the one that provides the most nutrients and energy in order to maximize the nutritional benefits relative to the costs of ingesting the toxin.

If predators distribute themselves towards the availability of prey, as predicted from ideal free distribution [7] the predation risk affects all conspecifics equally.

However, as in our previous study [ 11], the unpatterned gray target was at least equally as effective as the striped prey at reducing capture.

The related housing bubble and collapse of the property market are the backdrop for 99 Homes, in which, for Andrew Garfield's broke homeowner character, the only way to survive is to prey upon his equally distressed neighbours' properties.

Random antlions received the cue equally often before and after prey delivery.

A previous study [ 26] using wings of real butterflies and birds as predators, reported no difference in latency to attack between prey with four and two approximately equally sized eyespots.