Sentence examples for increased with breeding from inspiring English sources

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

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).

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).

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.

The genomic breeding value accuracy increased with increased trait heritability and with increased relationship between training and validation.

The correlation between true breeding value and estimated breeding value increased with density from 0.611 to 0.681 and 0.604 to 0.658 using PLSR and PCR respectively, with an overall advantage to PLSR of 0.016 (s.e = 0.008).

The resulting loess smoother (continuous solid black curve in Fig. 4) suggests that salinity tolerance of populations increased with the average conductivity of the breeding sites, and that the relationship plateaus, or perhaps humps down, at the highest EWC values that we measured in the field.

For instance, Griffith [70] found that male house sparrows with experimentally increased breeding effort expressed smaller-sized badges in the subsequent molt.

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.