Sentence examples for poor rearing from inspiring English sources

Thus, one may assume that the observed differences between maternal half siblings may result from higher competitive abilities of extra-pair young expressed in a poor rearing environment.

The development of the immune system and immunity per se is strongly affected by environmental conditions (e.g. Lochmiller and Deerenberg 2000), so only high-quality individuals might be able to mount strong immune response under poor rearing conditions.

Another vexing issue is the poor rear vision.

McLaren's Jenson Button was ninth, 0.447secs slower than team-mate Magnussen, and complained of poor rear grip.

The MiG-23 was much faster and had a modern, swing-wing design, but the pilot sat in a narrow, cramped cockpit with poor rear view.

The Ford Ranger and Mazda B Series, both light pickups, each earned "poor" rear-impact ratings from IIHS, and three out of five stars from NHTSA's rollover tests.

But don't trade off poor rear-crash protection for good front or side protection, Zuby says you need a vehicle that has them both.

Along with the Jeeps, several light trucks found their way onto the list as well, mostly for their poor rear-crash results as well as their propensity to roll over.

Studies showing inability to reproduce in isolation were only included if reproduction in the presence of males was confirmed, to rule out poor lab rearing conditions or lack of reproductive maturity of individuals.

Born poor, these children are virtually condemned to stay poor and rear their own children in poverty.

Diodorus even said that some citizens who bought children from poor people and reared them specially for sacrifice believed misfortunes had resulted because they had not sacrificed their own offspring.