Sentence examples for increase with breeding from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that PRL is critically involved in the expression of zebra finch parental care and predict that circulating PRL levels will increase with breeding experience.

Among females, the opportunity for selection during reproduction appears to increase with breeding density in the two salmonid species where it has been examined (Fleming and Gross 1994; Seamons et al. 2007).

Accordingly, Young (1999) observed that the proportion of early-maturing jack males among coho salmon populations increased with breeding density.

Seamons et al. (2007) found that although the opportunity for selection increased linearly with breeding density in Oncorhynchus mykiss (steelhead trout), selection on the two male traits examined, body size and arrival timing, was unaffected.

The rail's range and numbers are increasing in Morocco, with breeding as far south as Oued Massa.

These types of long distance migrations generally occur outside of the breeding season or by sexually immature animals [9] with breeding site fidelity increasing with the onset of sexual maturity [6].

Significant linear contrasts further showed that metamorphic mass, larval period and growth rate increased with decreasing breeding pond pH (Table 3, Figure 2B, C and 2D).

However, three generations of breeding of highly productive P. radiata individuals could have resulted in an increased photosynthesis rate, a response also related to the unintended changes associated with breeding in Chile (Espinoza et al. 2014).

Reading interfered with breeding.

Change of agricultural practices was a principal reason for the increase in malaria in the 1990s in many Central American countries; switching from growing rice and cotton to African palm and banana was associated with an increase in breeding sites caused by deforestation and associated work-related migration of people, often from malaria-endemic areas.

Subsequent changes to sea ice and primary productivity after the initial population expansion may have sustained this trend in unison with increasing breeding habitat availability.