Sentence examples for males based on the from inspiring English sources

All the recordings were done within one week, and therefore, we are confident in identifying individual males based on the location of their territories in cases were un-banded birds were included in the analysis.

(BcorNeo/Y males, based on the lack of male OFCD patients, are predicted to die during embryonic development).

We wished to test whether females of different genotypes choose differently among males based on the male genotype and/or territorial status of the males.

Our results demonstrate that female green lizards are able to discriminate between males based on the vitamin E content of the males' femoral secretions.

Moreover, during the premating period Lemur catta males compete for female access via ritualized "stink fights" and females increase their tolerance towards males based on the outcome of such fights [37], [38].

The groans of fallow bucks are individually distinctive [41] and as is the case with red deer (Cervus elaphus), conspecifics are likely to discriminate between males based on the sound of their calls [42].

Over the years we've compiled a rank for each male based on the number of displacements that are observed between two bulls (a dyad).

Our culture and media still skew heavily male (Based on the belief that girls will more willingly see anything with Bradley Cooper than boys will with Anne Hathaway who, by the way, stars in One Day) with testosterone the main ingredient.

Three embryos were identified as male based on the presence of the Sry amplicon (Fig. 1, upper panel, lines in blue hues) and on the fact that in each case the Xist fluorescent signal (Fig. 1, lower panel, lines in blue hues) arose at the same "threshold cycle" (CT) as the Sry signal (see Methods for a definition of CT and details on signal quantification).

Leaving the love question aside, it's at least clear that the study suggests that females are choosing males based on how well the partners work together during parenting, says Michael Jennions, a behavioral ecologist at Australian National University in Canberra, who wasn't involved in the study.

Stahlhut et al. (2007) found a positive and significant correlation between the concentrations of several phthalate metabolites and abdominal obesity in adult U.S. males based on data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 1999 2002.