Sentence examples for frog is able from inspiring English sources

Sharp eyes, fast legs, good hand-eye coordination and experience all have something to do with it, but until recently scientists didn't know how baseball players tracked baseballs or how lions track their prey, or how a frog is able to track a fly.

Nevertheless, we seriously doubt that an individual túngara frog is able to cross distances of 20 km or more without the aid of human transport as the analysis of first migrant detection might suggest.

While spread and mixture of human isolates by migration and travel could explain their genetic similarity, it is extremely unlikely, that Australian koala and African frog were able to exchange the intracellular parasite.

The mud does not freeze, and the frogs are able to breathe through their skin, which the reptiles cannot do.

Because of their morphological and physiological adaptations, frogs are able to inhabit most regions of the world except the extremely cold landmasses at high latitudes and some oceanic islands that they have been unable to colonize because of the barriers provided by salt water.

Common frogs are able to overwinter at the bottom of ponds, as they respire through their skin and don't need to surface until spring.

Many frogs are able to absorb water and oxygen directly through the skin, especially around the pelvic area, but the permeability of a frog's skin can also result in water loss.

The production of serine proteases are pro-inflammatory markers as they represent an increase in mast-cell activity and degranulation [33], [34]; this may well provide a protective role as our prevalence data and modelling show that even the iCT frogs are able to control their Bd infections, albeit to a lesser degree than is seen in the iWT groups.

The POS measurements indicated that, with the probable exception of Experiment 4, AR frogs were able to respire adequately without the water dropping below normoxic levels.

Dahmane et al. (1997) [ 15] showed that ectopic expression of GLI1 in the basal cells of the embryonic frog epidermis is able to induce basal cell carcinomas.

Dubbed Cyclorana alboguttata, or the striped burrowing frog, the species is able to maintain its muscle mass even though it goes unused for months while it hibernates.