The phenomenon of "mobile parenting," she said, allows parents to monitor their offspring by telephone, rather than in person.
The second dimension, also frequently found in previous research, is termed demandingness, as its six high-loading items suggest the extent to which parents have established rules as to behaviours and manners, and monitor their offspring's activities.
The researchers would normally be getting ready for 5 months of fieldwork that includes observing the adult birds' foraging behavior, recording nesting sites and the birth of chicks, and monitoring the offspring's development.
In order to address the functionality of PrPΔCDs, we intercrossed Tg42 PrPΔCDs and Tg1046 PrPΔCD mice and monitored the offspring for clinical signs of disease.
To evaluate the effect of pregnancy-induced malaria recrudescence in the pregnancy outcome we monitored the offspring of primiparous recrudescent females (Figure 1B).
In an effort to elucidate the role that DXR-exposed oocytes play in the delivery complications, we monitored the offspring of the treated and control G0 females for six generations.
However, in species with external fertilisation and limited post-hatching parental care, the construction of pedigrees through observational means is limited by the inability to physically mark individuals and/or monitor parent-offspring associations.
Starting on postnatal day (PND 3, we monitored the offspring for the development of spontaneous cliff-drop aversion reflex, and beginning on PND18, we examined their ability to stay on a rotating rod for 3 min at 7 rpm.
CR surveys differ in terms of number of breeding pairs monitored, number of offspring and adults marked, resighting effort and survey duration.
Given that in addition to the females producing only sons, there was a (decreasing) fraction of females producing daughters in addition to sons, we also monitored how the offspring sex ratios of these females changed across increasing levels of introgression.
