Sentence examples for homing success from inspiring English sources

Homing success rates decreased with increasing displacement distance (50 300 m), probably because homing took longer from further away, which may increase the chances of nest predation during the female's absence.

They found no difference in homing success or homing time between different directions close to the hive [24], [25], consistent with our results.

Homing success in flying hymenopterans usually declines with increasing displacement distance, but the rate of decline is quite different between species.

To the best of our knowledge, we report the highest homing success of any amphibian for comparable translocation distances.

In our opinion, direct costs are unlikely to fully explain the effect of distance on homing success.

Consequently, few studies have reported reliable homing success measures or homing speed as a function of translocation distance (but see Dole 1968, 1972; Matthews 2003).

In spite of the clear differences in movement paths, the ultimate movement success of homing salamanders did not appear to vary with habitat type.

Within 6 min of observation and after 67 trials of hunting, homing or departing bees, the success rate was 3% (corresponding to two bees), which was not a big loss for the bee colony, but still a benefit for the hornets.

She's gone ("home") but she's here too, "homing" in those she loves.

We conducted a field translocation experiment to test whether male A. femoralis are capable of homing after being displaced as well as to quantify their homing speed and success.

They were homing in on the airplane.