Sentence examples for rearing range from inspiring English sources

Since the 1960s, the population of snow geese in the Cape Churchill Peninsula has grown nearly 20-fold and expanded its nesting and brood rearing range from the La Pérouse Bay area to the entire Cape Churchill Peninsula as far south as Rupert Creek [ 23, 61].

Other issues of concern to lesbians include child rearing (ranging from the inability to adopt a partner's offspring to laws barring same-sex adoption), the sharing of medical health benefits with a partner, the right to make health decisions for a partner, taxes, inheritance, and so on.

The various populations experienced different periods of laboratory rearing, ranging from six months to three years.

The front range is larger than the rear range.

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The Sredney Gavan' Rear Range Lighthouse can be seen in the distance with its faint light flashing in rapid secession.

Following some tire tracks coupled with footprints that seemed to be going in the direction of the lighthouse, I could already see the Kronstadt (Rear Range) lighthouse in the distance, so I started my trek across the ice.

The seats were about 17 inches wide; the rears ranged between 13 and 23 inches wide.

Salinity was adjusted with Instant Ocean salt to match hatchery rearing conditions (range 650 μS.cm-1 to 900 μS.cm-1).

The difference in seroprevalence between the present study and the aforementioned reports might be associated with the type of serological technique employed [ 46], cut-off values used, sample sizes and sampling techniques [ 47], type of rearing (free range vs. confinement) [ 1, 3] climatic variations, density of feline and rodent control on farms [ 48, 49].

Within the fields, two acres are set aside for rearing free-range pigs.