Sentence examples for more effective foraging from inspiring English sources
These often short-lived relationships can offer increased protection from predators and more effective foraging.
Public information permits faster and more accurate estimates of patch resource densities, thus allowing more effective foraging.
It is also possible that individuals are more effective at foraging when they are not stressed by salinity, and/or that they are more efficient at assimilating nutrients from their prey.
As root colonization by this AMF taxon was not substantially higher than that of other AMF taxa this indicates the support of a more effective nutrient foraging in a given soil volume than the other AMF taxa tested or than roots.
We therefore believe that our taxonomy will support a more effective and thorough analysis and comparison of foraging works.
Many social animals gain ecological benefits from living in groups, and two that are commonly accepted by behavioral ecologists are (1) more effective predator avoidance and (2) an increase in foraging success, or prey capture.
The rarity of discarded prey in hake suggested hake had a preference for live prey, or that discarded offal sinks to the bottom where hake to not forage, or where benthic scavengers are more effective.
The pattern of foraging shown by Steatornis caripensis indicates that it is a far more effective seed disperser than was previously thought [25].
The former acted as a reward, and the latter as a distasteful deterrent to foraging from these targets, differential conditioning having been shown to be more effective in honeybees than reward alone [ 19, 21, 39].
Once identified, a man-made foraging pheromone could be used to improve pest control, making insecticide gels more effective or be used to create an insecticide-free trap.
