Sentence examples for lay only one from inspiring English sources

In both cases, ideally an unmated female should lay only one male egg and save the rest of her eggs to produce daughters.

Ideally, due to the possible trade-off between current and future offspring (Godfray 1990), an unmated female should lay only one male egg.

The limitations of crop milk production also have doubtlessly set the limit to the maximum number of young that can be reared, so that no pigeon ever lays more than two eggs and many fruit eaters lay only one.

Most species lay two or three eggs, although a few species lay only one egg.

Female great auks would lay only one egg each year, between late May and early June, although they could lay a replacement egg if the first one was lost.

In the collateral pattern, the phloem lies only on one side of the xylem, usually toward the stem exterior.

All these straddle the river; now, a place that lies only on one bank is looking to hyphenate: Gravesend.

In another ward, Amin Baacha, 13, lay with only one arm, his right one had been amputated.

But to make a useful lie detector, researchers must be able to tell whether an individual is lying; when only one person is assessed it is much harder to tease out a signal from background noise.

For the case of front obstacle, the capacity of avoidance is really high because the representation on the electrode matrix for the front objects lies in only one region of the tongue, while left and right object can reach from 45%% to around 62%% of avoidance capacity.

Therefore, although the degenerate species are individually identified, the prognostic power may lie in only one of the entities.