Sentence examples for fledging timing from inspiring English sources

We also tested interactions with days since fledging (timing of dispersal) as described above.

The incubation and fledging times are unknown.

The APR gives excellent data on the timing of fledging without being at all intrusive.

These constraints may make these birds more susceptible to mechanisms of population regulation associated with female body condition, timing of breeding or quality of fledging juveniles.

Possible explanations for timing of the epidemic could be increased mobility after fledging and, therefore, increased contact rate; access to water, facilitating more efficient virus transmission; and increased susceptibility of fledglings as a result of immature body condition and loss of maternal antibodies.

However, the manipulation had no detectable impact on the timing of weight gain, or weight or wing length at fledging.

Since our manipulation had no detectable impact on the timing of weight gain, or weight or wing length at fledging (Nettle, Monaghan, et al., 2015), the impact of developmental history on foraging and information gathering in our birds as adults appears not to be wholly due to variation in the overall pattern of growth (i.e. to food insufficiency).

Independent variables significant at the 0.05 level are presented in italics a β (SE) b σ (SE) The two offspring sexes did not differ in how the natural density in the plot of fledging related to the distances moved in the post-fledging phase (sex × natural density: χ = 2.390, df = 1, p = 0.122) or to the timing of dispersal (sex × natural density × days: χ = 0.021, df = 1, p = 0.885).

We found that the experimental plot sex ratio affected the juvenile timing of dispersal differently for males and females (interaction sex × plot sex ratio treatment × days since fledging; Table  2; Fig.  3).

But her fledging home is still fragile.

Paganism continued to thrive alongside the fledging Christian mission.