Sentence examples for pairing behaviour of from inspiring English sources

Lady's slipper orchids (Paphiopedilum) are of high value in floriculture, and interspecific hybridization has long been used for breeding improved cultivars; however, information regarding the genome affinities of species and chromosome pairing behaviour of the hybrids remains almost unknown.

This means that CP can be used to investigate in detail the pairing behaviour of homologous chromosomes during early prophase I. Coupled with immunolabelling of recombination proteins, there is the potential to correlate the assembly of meiotic bivalents with recombination events, as has been recently demonstrated for barley (Phillips et al. 2010).

The speed, senses, flight, migration, pairing behaviour and feeding of birds are then discussed, with observations from Spallanzani and Gilbert White, whose Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne was published in 1789.

Conventional methods to assess the type of ploidy are based on cytogenetic studies of chromosome pairing behaviour during meiosis [ 33] and on segregation.

Using this, the frame of discernment is included with a set of probability pair regarding the behaviour of any random node.

Operant conditioning, another basic form of learning, imbues a sense of motivation in humans and non-humans by pairing certain behaviours with rewards or punishments in certain ways.

These models generate a number of interesting predictions about the behaviour of pairs of animals.

We investigated social attraction during the collective behaviour of pairs of fish.

The experimental results indicated that water environment played an important role in the wear behaviour of Si/SiO2 pair.

Figure 1 Optimisation of carrier gas flow rate for pairs of analytes representing the behaviour of three element groups in LA-ICP-MS, at rf power settings of 1100 W (circles), 1300 W (triangles) and 1500 W (squares).

Further analysis indicated that the distinct wear behaviour of Si/SiO2 pair in air and in water could be mainly explained as the different intensity of chemical reactions in two environments for the pair of Si/SiO2.