Sentence examples for with a prey from inspiring English sources

Locked onto the sound, the bats would swoop in and snatch the fly pair with a "prey pocket" formed from the excess skin extending from their tail, in a process called gleaning.

For a bait, j and prey, i, the posterior probability P j|i) defined by Bayes' rule:

However, only cells that grow on top of a spot, with a prey that can interact with that bait, become fluorescent.

The Y190 yeast strain was cotransformed with a prey plasmid expressing μ2 (pGand7_μ2) and either the bait plasmid pAS2_KACt or the mutated bait plasmid pAS2_KACt-Y995A.

For virtual prey experiments, larvae with a prey capture score (percent of the trial spent in prey capture bouts) of less than 30% for the 3° stimulus were excluded from the analysis.

Once a target was caught, a uniform gray background appeared for 0.5 seconds, before the experimental background reappeared with a new prey target in a random location.

This perhaps somewhat less explicitly recognized category embraces paralogs with a seemingly intrinsic contradiction: operating within the same "complex", yet never present together with only a prey-prey evidence for their interaction.

Slower opening and closing stabilizes the jet and lessens its acceleration, allowing the water to focus over a longer distance and hit a prey with maximum impact.

However, Witling et al. [ 2] have given no consideration to the effect of prey base when estimating clouded leopard population sizes, and have extrapolated information obtained in one site with a particular prey assemblage to other forest areas throughout Sabah.

Subsequently, each female was singly released in the middle of the wax bridge and given a choice between a prey patch with only spider mites and a prey patch with spider mites and cues of either a low-risk or a high-risk IG predator (determined for each species in experiment 1).

The Westie is an active breed, but are social with a high prey drive, as they were once used to hunt rodents.