Sentence examples for support prey from inspiring English sources

We review this approach in a case study of silk, a genetically programmable and processable biomaterial, which, in its natural role serves as a versatile protein fiber with hierarchical organization to provide structural support, prey procurement or protection of eggs.

Phylogenetic analysis of the integrase genes does not support prey being the ICE source.

This study was designed to investigate the passive-hearing capabilities of the common vampire bat behaviorally; specifically, the extent to which auditory sensitivity to breathing sounds may support prey selection.

The decorations are thought to function as visual signals, and there is evidence to support both prey attraction and predator defence hypotheses.

They are territorial and generally solitary but social animals, often requiring large contiguous areas of habitat that support their prey requirements.

The data provide very little support for prey dependence but some support for ratio dependence.

Likewise, bobcat populations rapidly declined as these forests matured and no longer supported abundant prey, especially New England cottontails (Sylvilagus transitionalis).

Hawks selected land-use types containing large non-native trees and tracts of remnant native vegetation that supported abundant prey species, in both the breeding and non-breeding seasons.

Interactions supported by prey clones that interacted with more than 18 different baits, i.e. 1% of all interacting proteins, were considered promiscuous interactions and classified in category D. Most promiscuously interacting proteins were soluble proteins, and 10 out of 18 promiscuous proteins possessed at least one protein domain known to cause promiscuous interactions (Supplementary Table 3).

PPI data supported by prey clones which were identified to have interactions with more than 18 different bait clones, i.e. 1% of tested bait clones, were considered to be promiscuous interactions and grouped in Category D. Most of the PPIs classified in Category D are likely to be false positives.

People committed to a sunny view of human nature are unlikely to appreciate the tragic themes of their literature, but nor are they likely to support leaders who prey on the insecurities of others.