Sentence examples for young per from inspiring English sources

In most species a postpartum estrus occurs, usually within two weeks of the birth of the young; thus, the maximal potential reproductive rate is one young per year.

Nearly two-thirds of the pairs laid at least one egg per year, and half of the pairs fledged at least one young per year.

One young per year is usual.

Many breeding pairs successfully brood two clutches of young per year.

One young per litter is born after a gestation of about three months.

When asked, "Was there anything predatory about your behavior?" Weiner's answer was that the women involved were "not young per se".

On average, active labour market policy spends €71455 for each unemployed young person per year Young people in measures of ALMP are classified as being in training and therefore they are not in a NEET status.

This is approximately 47 young people per school per term (or approximately two classes per school per term), which was acceptable to the schools involved.

The same study found an average of 0.66 young fledged per year per occupied territory, and 0.92 young fledged per year per active nest.

This gives a recruitment rate into the trial of 2.7 young people per school per term, or approximately 1.3 young people per class screened.

Stratification of participants into age groups ⩽50 vs >50 years to approximate menopausal discrimination revealed different association in young vs older women for one of the SNPs (rs981782), whose protective effect was more pronounced in younger (per allele OR 0.82, 95% CI: 0.73 0.93) than in older women (homozygous OR 0.94, 95% CI: 0.87 1.01; Table 3).