Sentence examples for reared in large from inspiring English sources

Females reared in small broods had intermediate Bas-CORT levels as adults, regardless of foraging conditions in adulthood, while females reared in large broods showed higher Bas-CORT levels in hard foraging conditions and lower levels in easy foraging conditions.

Thus the P diet induced a massive obesity in dams, which was persistent from before mating and throughout gestation and lactation as pups were reared in large litters.

Anopheles gambiae larvae were separated from the field samples and reared in large, round plastic trays in the insectary of the CREC.

Cockroaches were reared in large cages at 25±1°C, under an artificial 12 h light-12 h dark cycle and were provided water, turkey food pellets and cardboard shelters ad libitum.

In a previous study carried in Wistar rats [22], pups reared in large litters and born to dams fed a high-fat (HF) diet, from before conception and throughout gestation and lactation, displayed a lower weaning body weight as compared to their counterparts born to control dams.

In addition, to assess the role of experience, half of the guppies were reared in large groups with the possibility of seeing shoals of variable numerosities and half were reared in pairs, without the possibility of seeing more than one fish at a time.

Equally importantly, Aedes are easier to bloodfeed and rear in large numbers, and their eggs can be desiccated and archived for long periods of time [31].

John F. Kennedy was reared in a large Roman Catholic family of Irish descent that demanded intense physical and intellectual competition among its nine siblings.

T fish reared in mesocosms had larger mass at maturity than mesocosm- or nature-reared NT fish, indicating GH transgenesis can alter maximum obtainable mass in salmon.

Post hoc comparisons showed that D. buzzatii male flies reared in Opuntia had larger male genitalia than those grown in T. candicans (Tukey, p = 0.028) while in D. koepferae differences between flies grown in different cactus media were not significant (Tukey, p = 0.69).

To determine the mechanisms by which neuronal input influences cardiac growth during altered neonatal nutritional status, rats were reared in small, standard, or large litter sizes and the adrenergically mediated stimulation of cardiac ornithine decarboxylase was determined; ornithine decarboxylase provides a mechanistic link connecting adrenergic input to cardiac growth.