Because the term is a synonymous variant, it is nested in tags.
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The latter can entrap adult birds and if it is incorporated into nests it can cause chick mortality.
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An even larger number of genes show alternative splicing or are nested within neighboring genes.
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The container was then nested inside a 2-l rectangular plastic container with heat-sterilized moistened sand at the bottom for pupation.
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The models are not mutually exclusive nor are they nested, suggesting that some or all may be true to varying degrees.
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Hierarchical methods form clusters in successive steps such that steps are nested.
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One can see that both equations and are nested in it.
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Construing events as nested could relieve the problem of conflictual specification occurring in more natural settings.
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In this sentence, the trace-based account assumes nested antecedent-trace dependencies.
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The replications were modelled as nested within years.
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He identified iteration, often nested, as one of the key features of the design process.
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Prevalent themes were identified and broad categories formed which were then subjected to more detailed data investigation of sub-categories nested within the broad categories.
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Shredded paper or tissues can be provided for nesting material.
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Electoral campaigns at different levels are nested, and the empirical question of how this nesting works remains to be studied.
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We suspect that deeply nested not -guarded unions are difficult to work with in practice, hence are avoided by schema designers.
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abandoned nest
As many as 19 birds may roost together in a hole, either a modified nest or the abandoned nest of a woodpecker.
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artificial nest
The contribution of artificial nest experiments to understanding avian reproductive success: a review of methods and conclusions.
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bee nest
A banksiabeenestconsists of several cavities or cells within hollowed pieces of wood.
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