Sentence examples for fledgling number from inspiring English sources

A study from southern France found the mean fledgling number of fledgling per nest was 1.67.

The lack of influence of nesting failure can be explained by low variation of clutch size and fledgling number (Król et al. 2002).

Given the increase in clutch size across consecutive seasons for a given male, it is not surprising that the pattern was similar although not significant for fledgling number (Fig.  2e) and for recruits (Fig.  2f).

I calculated fledgling productivity (fledglings per pair) using fledgling numbers at each site and the total number of breeding pairs at each site.

Although it slipped back Fleming European Fledgling would command number three position over three years.

Plumage colouration may additionally be linked to fledgling quality and number of recruits produced; as seen in blue tits (Cyanistes caeruleus) in which males with higher hue values have been shown to produce fledglings in better condition [ 51] and the probability of fledgling recruitment has been shown to increase with maternal age and female brightness [ 52].

When monitors provided minimum and maximum estimates of fledgling or pair numbers at sites I used the average.

Both fledgling and pair numbers can be difficult to estimate because young are hard to follow until fledging and adults are rarely individually identifiable unless captured.

A number of fledgling choreographers — Yvonne Rainer, Trisha Brown, David Gordon, Steve Paxton, and Deborah Hay, among others — signed up, and began making dances on Cagean principles.

Since the mid-90's, a growing number of fledgling galleries and fashionable boutiques have taken root where working-class ethnic communities once intersected.

Even with the registration agreement, there is growing concern about the number of fledgling high-technology companies that bypass Canadian underwriters and exchanges to go public with offerings only in the United States.