Sentence examples for foreign offspring from inspiring English sources

Consequently, parents would need to recognize their fledglings individually to discriminate them from foreign offspring, instead of using a brood signature for all their offspring.

Another reason that has been considered is that foreign young that are larger than the biological offspring may be a direct predatory threat to them.

However, it has been shown that as the biological offspring develop and become stronger swimmers, the parents are less active about rejecting larger foreign young, but when they do reject, often foreign young are rejected before they are large enough to be perceived as a direct threat to the biological offspring.

The Declaration of the Rights of the Child makes expelling foreign criminals with offspring in Britain tricky.

Because the parental rats lack the GFP gene, the only possible origin of this foreign gene in offspring would be the GFP gene used to label rAT-MSCs prior to the injection in testes.

The oligarchs' offspring (ie foreign students) account for less than 5% of the total of private students.

An interesting finding in the present study was an almost identical pattern with a shift towards lower age at onset of type 1 diabetes by younger birth cohorts in both offspring of foreign born parents and Swedes.

Salmon in Danish streams were until recently managed through stocking of offspring from foreign stocks, and original stocks were generally assumed to be extinct (Geertz-Hansen and Jørgensen 1996).

The finding of an almost identical pattern with a shift towards lower age at the onset of type 1 diabetes in offspring of foreign born parents as well as Swedes indicates the exposure to similar environmental factors in both groups.

This work also determined that transgenic material was heritable: mice engineered by the technique could pass their newly acquired foreign genes on to their offspring.

It no doubt worries that if a troubled foreign parent abandoned its local offspring, it might pose a threat to financial stability, as many feared would happen in central and eastern Europe.Nothing will force the RBI's hand until India appoints a new finance minister after its elections, which finish on May 13th, and foreign banks get back on their feet, says Mr Shah.