Sentence examples for high brood from inspiring English sources

Nurse bees must remove unhatched eggs rather than tend to developing brood, and high brood mortality increases the demand for egg-laying by the queen.

We suggest the young bees to seek the high brood nest and cell temperature for self-warming to guarantee proper development.

At high brood densities, related pupae may coalesce in a common feeding chamber before emerging (Bleiker et al., 2013).

For example, self-brood size declines in C. elegans at temperatures above 18 to 20°C [ 28, 39], whereas the decline occurs at higher temperatures in C. briggsae, with still a high brood size at 28°C [ 27], a temperature where C. elegans is fully sterile.

Pankiw and Page (2001a) changed both the quantities of brood and stored pollen and tested the responses of high- and low-strain bees under high- and low-pollen foraging stimulus conditions (high brood quantities/low stored pollen and low brood/high stored pollen, respectively).

Another drawing, Heaven, looks more like hell – a patch of ground within high brooding walls, topped with broken glass, offering no way in or out.

Those who do take this route will get an eerie thrill walking down the snaking brick carriage drive through the high, brooding arches.

The participants themselves had either very high brooding scores, or very low, on a standard measure of this trait.

Higher brood mortality and delayed adult emergence occurred after multiple brood cycles in contaminated control combs.

Nests where males had a high feeding rate prior to implantation had lower brood mortality if the female was subsequently control-implanted, but higher brood mortality if the female was cort-implanted (Table  2b).

In general, more insolated, and therefore warmer, nests are likely to have a higher brood development rate (at least in smaller and newly founded nests), but they will be further from trees, which may lower their foraging efficiency.