Sentence examples for example litter from inspiring English sources

If, for example, litter is below 5cms in width, it is deemed not to exist.

Purebred production, or line breeding, is used to concentrate desired genes for example, litter size or growth rate within a population of animals.

For all developmental and reproductive data, the litter was considered the experimental unit; for example, litter means and frequencies per litter were used as the experimental units for analyzing pup weights and pup examination data.

Example litter box to cat ratio 3 2.

Take, for example, littering.

It is known that some oral poetry was preserved in later writing; for example, litter-bearers' songs were preserved as written verses in tomb inscriptions of the Old Kingdom.

These and other examples litter the American landscape with a trail of garbage stinking for hundreds of years.

There are some horrific examples littering the history of scientific experiments, such as the 'Tuskegee study of untreated syphilis in the negro male' – a notorious experiment that ensured that 399 African-American men with syphilis went untreated.

Carbon components not fully covered by an inventory are typically estimated from activity data (e.g. harvest, disturbance, and erosion) and models fitted to data from research studies of, for examples: litter-fall; litter-decomposition; fine-root turnover; seed production; and dead and downed-woody debris.

For example, if litter size in 10 litters obtained from a field study ranges from four to six pups, we don't know how much this range is influenced by uncertainty due to the small sample size (for larger samples, sample size effects can however be addressed, e.g. by subdividing the sample, bootstrapping or other methods).

Nor did contract language specifically anticipate what could go wrong; it did not, for example, say litter should be collected before, not after, the grass was mowed.