Sentence examples for higher food availability from inspiring English sources
Experiments have found that exposure to more daylight and higher food availability cause increased development of the gonads in both adult and juvenile rice rats.
A match may lead to greater survival, due to higher food availability at a critical time in the fish's life cycle.
Previous results show that wheatears breeding on territory sites characterised by permanently short field layers have higher reproductive success than those breeding on territories with growing (tall) field layers probably because of higher food availability and lower nest predation risk at sites with short field layers [34] [37].
This model is more appropriate for the present situation as higher food availability is linked to higher costs (low temperature).
Fish kept on a higher food availability grew faster (see also Taborsky 2006b), and fish switched from a low to a high food ration showed compensatory growth (Ali et al. 2003, Dmitriew, 2011).
This ancestor may have eventually come to estuaries during their larval or juvenile phases and developed an adaptive behaviour of regularly inhabiting estuaries and occasionally entering freshwater in tropical regions because of higher food availability, better survival or to escape from predators (Tsukamoto et al. 2009).
As expected, high food availability favored whole-body regeneration.
Most pigeons are multibrooded and have long breeding seasons, timed to correspond with the period of high food availability for both adults and young.
In the laboratory, high food availability may obscure these trade-offs, because organisms have plenty of energy for all life history traits.
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.
This may well have been related to the high food availability (Chlorophyll-a and TN) in that season in those estuaries (Figs. 4B, 7A).
