Sentence examples for general prey from inspiring English sources

The logistic term in Eq. (2a) is used to describe the general prey growth.

"Experience declares that man is the only animal which devours his own kind, for I can apply no milder term to...the general prey of the rich on the poor".

In general, prey were three times more abundant on roads and trails with >32 humans/day than on roads and trails with fewer humans.

In general, prey in the wild will respond behaviourally to risk of predation by, for example, increasing their cryptic behaviour or reducing foraging effort (Sih 1987; Lima and Dill 1990).

Hsu et al. studied the global property of a general predator-prey model with Hassell-Varley type functional response [16].

The total number of susceptible individuals entering the incubation (beta SI/(1+a S+b I) ) in unit time, which represents the Beddington-DeAngelis (B-D) functional response function in general predator-prey models, has different meanings in our phthisis model.

However, there is explicit biological and physiological evidence [1 4] that in many situations, when predator have to search for food, a more suitable general predator-prey model in heterogeneous situations should be had the ratio-dependent functional response, which the per capita predator growth rate should be a function of the ratio of prey to predator abundance.

The general predator-prey models are given by reaction-diffusion systems and read as follows: left { textstylebegin{array}{l} frac{partial u}{partial t}=d_{1} frac{partial^{2} u}{partial x^{2}}+g u -p u,v)xi(v), frac{partial v}+g u -p ut}=d_{2} frac{partial^{2} v}{partial x^{2}}+eta(v)(p(u,v xi v end{array}displaystyle right.

Recently, more and more obvious evidences of biology and physiology show that in many conditions, especially when the predators have to search for food (consequently, have to share or compete for food), a more realistic and general predator-prey system should rely on the theory of ratio-dependence, this theory is confirmed by lots of experimental results (see [2, 3]).

There is a growing explicit biological and physiological evidence [30 32] that in many situations, especially when the predator has to search for food (and therefore has to shave or compete for food), a more suitable general predator-prey theory should be predator-dependent.

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