Sentence examples for low nest from inspiring English sources

Finally, intense sexual conflict in EPT was expected to lead to low nest attendance as an indication of sexually antagonistic interests, whereas we expected more cooperation between parents in CPT consistent with their socially monogamous breeding system.

Soon we overlook them — because they're so common and so open in manner, always in plain sight, flying low, nesting just out of reach above us.

Low nests in the interior tended to have larger survival times whereas high nests at the edge tended to be more predated by birds and less predated by mammals.

Studies have also shown that years with higher nesting numbers had significantly faster spring drying rates of water bodies than years with low nesting numbers.

Because of its historic breeding range, Kirtland's warblers were never numerous, but by the time Leopold and his party visited its nesting grounds that summer, they were aware of its unusually low nesting success.

Accordingly, brain CK knockouts that present with permanently reduced body weight, as well as with altered brain morphology, display altered behaviour, e.g. low nest-building activity, less exploratory activity, less grooming, etc. and neurological difficulties in spatial learning and memory functions (Jost CR et al. 2002; in 't Zandt et al. 2004; Streijger et al. 2005).

As the final concentration of DNA extracted was low, nested PCR was used to amplify p53 exons 5 8 from each sample (Kusser et al, 1993; Yoshida et al, 2003).

In contrast, low nesting species did not differ from either ground nesters or the cavity/high nesting group in terms of occurrence in urban sites (Table  4, Figure  3).> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> P-values adjustedsted for multiple comparison using false discovery rates (FDR).