Sentence examples for feeding on different from inspiring English sources

To assess whether the percentage of time spent feeding on different food items differed between periods of high and low fruit availability we used Mann–Whitney U tests.

To better understand whether differences in growth between larvae feeding on different diets during identical time intervals were attributable to differences in leaf characteristics, we calculated the difference in RGR between center and margin for each interval, and regressed this on the difference in leaf characteristics calculated for each time interval.

Quantification of GST subunit composition indicated that the relative abundance of GST subunits did not differ among snails feeding on different gorgonian diets.

Groeters [13] found no evidence of fitness trade-offs in A. nerii when feeding on different species of milkweed, but differences between Oleander and Milkweeds were not examined.

Also contrary to our predictions, the percentage of time the groups spent feeding on different food items did not differ between periods of high or low food availability, the animals ranged in smaller subgroups when fruit availability was high compared to when it was low, and aggression rate did not influence FGCM levels.

No known detoxifying enzymes were found to be differently regulated in the midgut after feeding on different host plants.

As there is a wide range of I. ricinus hosts, we can discuss the possibility of expression profile differences among ticks that were fed on different hosts.

Although there is no direct evidence of differences between sialomes of ticks fed on different animals, we assume that the data obtained with ticks fed on guinea-pigs can be applied to other hosts.

The corresponding box plot corroborates that there are no significant differences of life span between worms which were fed on different concentrations of plain amorphous silica-NPs, labelled silica-NPs (red), green labelled PS-NPs (YG) or red labelled PS-NPs (YO, carboxy; Figure 2B).

Similar differences in N content were observed in Mehsani buffalo fed on different diets and proportion of roughage [ 37].

We examined if: (1) insects collected from domestic vs peri-domestic habitats differ in their likelihood of infection, (2) insects that had fed on different types of vertebrates varied in their likelihood of being infected with T. cruzi and (3) insects of different developmental stages differ in their likelihood of being infected.