Sentence examples for rearing stages from inspiring English sources

Their annual reproductive cycle is marked by several phases: during incubation and early chick rearing stages Laysan albatrosses are central-place foragers, but later, when they are less constrained by nest visitations, Laysan albatrosses forage throughout the North Pacific [8], [11] [13].

Mortalities were minimal throughout with the largest percentage occurring during the early rearing stages.

Therefore, differences at the juvenile rearing stage may be limited, because this is only one part of a complex life history, and the life history types may developmentally converge for the ocean feeding stage.

Seizure severity was assessed based on Racine's scale [ 16] (i.e., stage 1: freezing; stage 2: head nodding and blinking; stage 3: unilateral forelimb clonus; stage 4: bilateral forelimb clonus and rearing; stage 5: falling).

But a stage can also be a remarkably complex machine with areas for scene-changing equipment, such as wing space (at the sides of a stage), trap rooms (below a stage), fly spaces (above a stage), and rear stages (at the back of the stage), all of which also allow for multiple entrances and exits for the actors.

Increasing the OLV flow increases the flow and pressure ratio of rear stages but decreases those of front stages, leading to net power boosting but with a small efficiency loss.

The contribution of each prey category to the average dissimilarity between the chick-rearing stages was calculated using the similarity percentages procedure (SIMPER) in PRIMER.

"And when they move into the child-rearing stage, they seek out equivalently diverse suburban environments".

Slip stages allowed large trucks to be stored in the wings or rear stage and then slid into view.

David Gockley, general director, expected the video to provide an alternative for patrons whose views of surtitles and rear stage areas were obstructed.

A low dais occupies a central part of the rear stage: it is usually occupied only by leading characters: gods, demons, royalty.