Sentence examples for Asian common from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Kolby and colleagues call for swift eradication of the invasive Asian common toad Duttaphrynus melanostictus from Madagascar (Nature 509, 563; 2014).

Interestingly, Bangladeshi deepwater rice varieties (all three types) were found to possess special isozyme alleles, Est10-4 and Amp5-4 which are frequently found in Asian common wild rice O. rufipogon but rare in other cultivars (Cai and Morishima2000).

It is interesting that the QTL for the SPP was detected exclusively using introgression lines from crosses between cultivars and Asian common wild rice (Lee et al., 2005; Tian et al., 2006; Tan et al., 2008).

Robin Moore, a conservation officer with the Amphibian Survival Alliance, told VICE News that the effects of the Asian common toad could be devastating to the island.

If the government and conservation groups there don't act quickly, the cost of controlling the population of Asian common toads could be tremendous, Advani said.

A perfect example of this was the introduction of the cane toad (a relative of the Asian common frog, ironically enough) to Australia, by way of Central and South America.

The second section discusses the immediate context of the Bandung Conference, with a focus on some aspects of the specificities of the agency and engagements of African global actors committed to the African-Asian common front.

A broad introduction to East Asian arts their common characteristics, traditions, and values follows.

Long before the recent influx of immigrants made Asian cuisine common in Dublin, Bangkok Cafe, (353-1) 878-6618, remained a little-known gem at 106 Parnell Street.

Furthermore, recent germline mutation study revealed that polymorphic deletion of BIM in Eastern Asian is common and BIM has a central role in Gefitinib-induced apoptosis in NSCLC harboring activating EGFR mutations.

Another challenge has been that the so-called single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) chips used to scan the genomes of Europeans and Asians for common disease markers haven't been suited to African populations, which are more genetically diverse.