Sentence examples for rapidly breeding from inspiring English sources

Apparently it's not only Islamist revolutionaries, but also rapidly breeding Muslims who are transforming Europe into "Eurabia".

But Mr. Gerrold seems destined to be forever remembered as the guy who gave the world the alien race of cute, lovable, rapidly breeding fluff balls known as tribbles.

Derbies like this are one way that officials and scientists are seeking to bring attention to the potential damage caused by this voracious, rapidly breeding fish and to control its spread, which in the Florida Keys has been so quick that wildlife managers are having a hard time adapting.

The species first arrived in North America in 1941 (these early sightings were originally dismissed as escapees), bred in Florida in 1953, and spread rapidly, breeding for the first time in Canada in 1962.

The technology described can be applied to most rapidly breeding species ranging from zebra fish to mice.

This shift, if confirmed, would be more of a concern for a slow reproducer like E. helvum (Fayenuwo and Halstead, 1974) than for other small, more rapidly breeding species like T. swinderianus.

Recently metamorphosed frogs have been observed to rapidly leave the breeding site, especially when foraging habitat is nearby, and less so if food is not available away from the area.

Modern designer nucleases have proven particularly useful in model systems in which homozygosity cannot be rapidly achieved through breeding.

Breeding rapidly numerous individuals is required to prevent wild-supplemented populations from losing genetic diversity or even from extinction (Ralls et al. 2000).

This approach has been shown to be highly reproducible, it requires little resource (time, space, and labour) and can be used to rapidly enrich breeding populations with desirable alleles for narrow root angle and a high number of seminal roots to indirectly target the selection of deeper root system with higher branching at depth.

Some people may wish that the construction crane was also breeding less rapidly.