baiter

Examples of baited

baited

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Two targets were baited with fresh liver and two with liver that had been aged for 14 days, as described previously, prior to deployment.
The number of manholes baited varies from year to year.
Inset shows the pattern of baited holes (filled circles) out of 36 holes (open circles) used during training.
Both traps in the fourth chambers were baited with hexane-treated septa.
All previous studies of blowfly aggregation have used traps baited with carrion.
Sampling was conducted using ground and baited arboreal pitfall traps, and yielded a total of 95 ant species.
The traps were cleaned, baited again and put out for the next night on the same place.
Captured mature females tended to leave blocks with unbaited traps in numerically larger proportions than blocks with baited traps (fig. 4a).
Therefore, coproantigen-positive but egg-negative faeces were supposed to be excreted by the foxes with the pre-patent stage of infection in the baited section.
In this experiment, there was also no significant difference between a trap baited with carbon dioxide and one baited with foot odour.
The chimpanzees cannot see which container is being baited as a result of the placement of the screen.
Closed thin and bold dashed lines indicate the boundary of the study area and the baited section, respectively.
The frequency with which voles were infested by mites was higher in baited blocks.
The average spleen mass of voles in the baited blocks decreased over time, but this did not occur in the control blocks.
Numbers caught in each age category were estimated for the baited trap experiments from the above percentages.
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