Sentence examples for successful foraging from inspiring English sources

When the increased foraging mortality was applied to foragers at the food patch on each successful foraging trip, the impact on the colony was much larger (colony reduced down to almost 4,000 bees in June), as the mortality was applied many times per day and background mortality is higher than for in-hive life stages.

After Žižka's death, his heirs, headed by the preacher Prokop the Bald, lost interest in protracted warfare with Catholic lords at home and undertook instead highly successful foraging raids into the German territories bordering on Bohemia.

The two Sony executives were aware that Viacom had been successful foraging through old libraries of shows on its cable channels like TV Land and Nick at Nite. "Take classic shows and, rather than try to jam them into the digital world, look at what the consumer wants," Mr. Mosko said.

Hence, it is reasonable to infer that tracked behaviour at sea was indicative of successful foraging.

Successful foraging is essential for survival and reproductive success.

Successful foraging is essential for survival and reproductive success, as shown by Peter and Rosemary Grant's work on Darwin's finches [1].

I can feel the hunter-gatherer in me grunting with satisfaction over another successful forage.

For example, it is "natural selection" if the individuals in the deme who are most successful at foraging for food as a result leave more offspring to the next generation.

In this case, a population with a high proportion of middle age individuals would be expected to be more successful in foraging, and therefore chick provisioning, than a population dominated by young and old individuals.

Therefore, the combined use of mouth and hand makes them more successful in foraging.

After 30 days, the successful foragers were still foraging, while the unsuccessful ones were doing another task: caring for the brood.