Sentence examples for metamorphosis success from inspiring English sources

It was demonstrated that, at 27 °C, a food density of 1400 µm3 µl− 1 must be maintained throughout larval development to maximise growth and metamorphosis success.

Deformation rates were not lower and metamorphosis success was not higher in natural wetlands, but deformation rates >5% were only found here.

The completed analysis resulted in a fully parameterised model of larval metamorphosis success incorporating both the Cu and temperature responses.

The shape of the relationship between metamorphosis success and Cu concentration was strongly influenced by temperature (Fig. 1, Fig. 2).

We found evidence of strong interactions between Cu and temperature as determinants of metamorphosis success for two common coral species.

Assays of metamorphosis success at different copper and temperature exposures were conducted using 7 day old larvae of both species.

For both species, the parameter describing maximum metamorphosis (Mx) success declined when temperatures exceeded 32°C, but was approximately constant at temperatures below this value (Fig. 2A).

However, the degree to which this so-called 'complete' form of metamorphosis explains the success of these insects is still unknown.

Brought up in the lap of luxury by his flamboyant uncle, Andrew metamorphoses with apparent success from a scared, poverty-stricken east European refugee to a wealthy, handsome Englishman, who weds a daughter of the shires.

The success of "Metamorphoses" on Broadway has brought Lookingglass a stream of production offers from theaters in American and European cities.

But his profile has been dramatically raised by the success of "The Metamorphosis," which gave Mr. Watson the role of a lifetime in the character of Gregor Samsa, the traveling salesman whose harrowing transformation evokes disgust and terror in those around him.