Sentence examples for hatch success from inspiring English sources

The relationship between specific sublethal embryonic abnormalities and hatch success is being evaluated.

Further studies evaluating hatch success and subsequent larval behavior have shown that these endpoints are also adversely affected by alkylphenol exposure and that tamoxifen does not appear to alleviate the effects on these endpoints.

But, she told HuffPost: "reduced hatch success is better than sending hatchlings into the Gulf".

Furthermore, we show that egg hatch success is significantly reduced by bacterial exposure.

Nests with a T3dm >34°C had a lower emergence success than nests with a T3dm <34°C, but there was no difference in hatch success (Table 2).

In particular, the concentrations of As (worst-case HQ, 19.5) suggested a relatively high risk of embryonic mortality and reduced hatch success.

Both batch fecundity and relative hatching success declined over successive clutches.

Once all the developing eggs had hatched, the unhatched eggs were counted and the hatching success (percentage of hatched eggs) was calculated.

We counted the number of hatched and unhatched eggs found in the nest and determined the hatching success and emergence success.

biomass of smaller, younger, [krill] populations". This is primarily because high food availability means greater reproductive potential and post-hatch success, leading to a thriving population of young krill.

Hatching success was higher in territories with more tree density.