Beyond the direct effect of predation (i.e., death), the presence of wolves in close proximity to livestock may cause prey to change their behavior to avoid predation, called a risk [2], non-consumptive [3] or trait-mediated [4] effect of predators.
The Shanghai Biennale fell prey to these changes, and it was reflected in the artworks chosen.
With a relatively prolonged data collection period, the study is prey to unanticipated changes affecting participating sites.
One is to assure that there are populations besides the original one in California should they become diseased or fall prey to climate change.
Normal men, also, can feel too young for sex, and too old for the world's rough-and-tumble, and out of synch with their love objects, and prey to unstoppable bodily changes.
We hope to obtain conclusive evidence for the success or failure of the intervention, but with a relatively prolonged data collection period, the study is prey to unanticipated systemic changes outside of our control.
In still others, companies fell prey to rapid technological change or, as with hospitals and nursing homes, to new restrictions on government reimbursements.
During a predator's attack, the prey fish responds to changes in pressure in the water, which cause an activation of the large Mauthner neurons [18].
Taken together, these results suggest that initial body mass (and possibly also condition) affected the degree to which birds increased their intake of defended prey in response to changes in temperature.
The Great Gatsby is prey to swooning passions and sudden changes of heart.
So it goes in the whimsical world of Ms. Henley, where the lonely and the lost are prey to strange urges and violent changes of heart.
