Sentence examples for level of birds from inspiring English sources

"They were at some level of birds of feather, which was probably why Nash was so concerned," she said.

Thus, we attribute little influence of site on stress level of birds in our study, but disentangling individual from site effects is difficult because site and bird are confounded.

Among species with more than one individual banded during Pre-Iris, the following occurred: The highest Post-I recapture level of birds banded during Pre-Iris was 83% (Thamnophilus doliatus), and none of the ten species with the highest levels were open-habitat species (Table S1).

Our prediction that coccidial infection would affect feather maintenance behavior was based on previous surveys suggesting that coccidia influence the activity level of birds.

I had just tasted the som tum ($7), a pyramid of shredded green papaya studded with peanuts and doused in a ruthless dressing of raw garlic, fresh lime, dried shrimp, salty nam pla (fish sauce), sugar and a nigh toxic level of bird's-eye chilies.

The trips helped participants discover the relatively high level of bird flu awareness but very low level of risk perception among local communities.

Whether a positive or negative net return occurs depends on the level of bird damage to crops, the market value of almonds, and the value of the ecosystem service.

The hypothesis is that the expression pattern of avian GLUTs differs from mammals to maintain the high plasma glucose levels of birds and insulin insensitivity.

Responses were positively related with the morph-level of category trained birds and negatively related with the morph-level of birds for which category-learning was hindered by random feedback.

Other authors (e.g., de Lucas et al. 2005; Steinborn and Reichenbach 2012) agreed, given that they were able to verify neither affected population levels of birds (in particular passerines and waders) nor negative impacts on the breeding success (Reichenbach and Steinborn 2006).

Urban riparian corridors have the capacity to maintain high levels of bird abundance and biodiversity.