Sentence examples for more time swimming from inspiring English sources

When the platform is moved, the rats spend more time swimming along the sidewall, rather than searching in the central part of the maze where the platform is positioned.

Even in longer races, it could have slowed swimmers in the outer lanes, because they would have spent more time swimming at the slower speed (against the current) than at the faster speed (with the current).

After witnessing this behavior, the female fish indicated their awakened interest by spending more time swimming near the images of the formerly unimpressive males, the researchers report online today in Biology Letters.

Like many bacteria, E. coli swims more or less randomly, but it will spend more time swimming in the direction of food and less time swimming away from it.

When a wrasse behaved cooperatively towards its model bream--giving it a good clean rather than ignoring it--the bream in the middle of the tank spent 60% to 80% more time swimming close to that wrasse rather than the wrasse that ignored its client.

Researchers report in this month's issue of Marine Biology that when the scent of mud was in the air, the 10 turtles spent more time swimming with their heads above the water's surface, compared with when distilled water was the only perfume.

Blue sharks can tolerate much warmer water temperatures, and have been recorded as spending more than 10% of their time swimming in waters above 20°C [14], [15], [29, this study].

Myk/+ mice took more time and swam further than +/+ mice before reaching the visible platform.

Spend lots of time swimming.

The prevalence of hay fever for adults increased for those who had spent more time at swimming pools when they were children, based on a recall questionnaire (Kohlhammer et al. 2006).

Alas, you are in Paris and it's a fair guess to assume you'll be spending more time sightseeing than swimming.