Sentence examples for a large introduced from inspiring English sources

Puffin numbers on the island of Craigleith, once one of the largest colonies in Scotland with 28,000 pairs, have declined dramatically to just a few thousand due to the invasion of a large introduced plant, the tree mallow (Lavatera arborea).

In this study of a large introduced herbivore, it becomes apparent that some gene pathways, such as the HIF pathway are universally important for high altitude adaptation in mammals, but several others may be selected upon based on the natural history of a species and the unique ecology of the altitude environment.

Given a larger introduced artificial damping and arbitrary soil structure interface geometry, the DSSE method provides a more efficient and accurate way to calculate the interaction forces of the unbounded soil within the framework of finite elements.

But council members Yvette M. Alexander (D-Ward 7) and David Grosso (I-At Large) introduced a bill at Tuesday's council session to change that.

Beyond campaign issues, David Grosso (I-At Large) introduced a measure to challenge the congressional prohibition against the District setting up a system to tax and regulate sales of marijuana.

The peculiar production history helps explain why A Shot in the Dark fails to reference the titular Pink Panther, a large diamond introduced in the first film.

Deciding the former implies a judgement that overall, the ecological health of the island is better with a large, lumbering, introduced new inhabitant than without.

In the cases of experimental groups that did not follow this rule, a CE2/CV2 ratio >0.5 was not indicative of a large variance introduced by stereological analysis.

22 Lead time and length time were to a large extent introduced by screening activities that led to increasing incidence of early stage breast cancers.

A large uncertainty is introduced in fatigue assessment due to various assumptions and hypotheses.

Mr. Lutz was disappointed at the tepid reception among consumers for some G.M. models, like the Buick Lucerne, a large family car introduced in 2006.