Sentence examples for selective diet from inspiring English sources

Another similarity with the stegosaurs is the narrow head, which might indicate a selective diet consisting of high-quality fodder.

Ankylosaurus had a wide muzzle, perhaps used for non-selective grazing and thus may have been limited to the upland regions, away from the coast, while Edmontonia had a narrower muzzle, indicating a more selective diet, and seems to have lived at lower elevations, closer to the coast.

However, the seine surveys in the current study were done earlier (April to June), and found that wild coho had fuller stomachs and a more selective diet than the hatchery coho, possibly choosing higher quality foods.

Selective diets excluding the sources of specific toxins are an alternative.

Three case reports describe children with autism and very selective diets, who each presented with poor vision.

Additionally, the impact of woody browse (likely a component of selective browser diets) may overwhelm the signal from phytolith components, resulting in still broader scratches in selective browsers.

The skewed sex ratio at birth has been known for more than a hundred years, and researchers have found a large variety of social, economic and biological factors that correlate with it — war, economic stress, age, diet, selective abortion or infanticide and more.

More often than not, camels tend to be selective in their diet during the wet season when forage is plentiful (Amin et al. 2011) but become indiscriminate in their forage choices during the dry seasons (Amin et al. 2011; McLeod and Pople 2008) due to forage scarcity.

From 2007 to 2009, the wild coho were more selective in their diet than the hatchery coho (Fig. 5).

Therefore, loci that respond to the selective pressures of diet cannot be readily predicted a priori from functional analyses.

In summary, our data clearly demonstrate a selective interaction of diet, and especially dietary fats, with PCB-induced cellular functions.