0 past simple and past participle of rear --
1 to care for young animals or children until they are able to care for themselves: --
Five neonates were reared per beaker with an excess of aphids until adult emergence.
Those developmentally delayed children reared in families that are more positively affective should show higher inertia in the mainstreamed peer context.
Heritability of irritable impulsiveness : a study of twins reared together and apart.
Oysters were reared in cylindrical sieves in 1000 l tanks with recirculating enriched seawater.
All third instars reared on cane stalks were alive at 16 weeks.
All animals were of known pedigree, from the same breed, born within a short space of time and reared in similar conditions.
Stem- and cobborer larvae were separated and reared on stem or cob pieces until adult moth or parasitoid emergence.
The host larvae were then reared to pupation and kept at the test temperature until emergence of adult wasps.
