Sentence examples for applied species from inspiring English sources
In this context, previous studies only applied species richness as a measure of diversity.
Both applied species delimitation methods revealed 5 6 OTUs within Odontobatrachus.
Both applied species delimitation approaches indicate the presence of five or six candidate species within Odontobatrachus, corresponding to OTUs in the phylogenetic analyses, respectively.
Van Dyck argues that applied species conservation could benefit greatly from the application of an eco-evolutionary framework and illustrates his argument richly with both theoretical and applied examples.
Prior studies have applied species-specific [10], [11], [39] [44] or broad-range [33], [34], [45] [47] PCR to amniotic fluid, within various clinical settings.
Second, we applied species-specific qualitative 16S rRNA gene polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays for various BV-associated bacteria (BVAB [26] to vaginal fluid obtained at participants' enrollment visit, and considered this as a baseline characteristic in analysis of risks for subsequent acquisition of BV.
To understand the effects of control, we assumed that the control techniques could be applied species-specifically to both populations separately.
In this paper we apply species distribution models to predict invasion patterns in a transboundary context.
Most early studies applying species distribution models (SDM) at large spatial scales (e.g. global, continental or regional scale) use climatic/topographic predictors only.
Another important difficulty when applying species distribution models arises as different modelling techniques can produce very different outputs, even when models are calibrated with the same occurrence and environmental data (Pearson et al. 2006).
Secondly, by applying species diversity values from our systematic survey of characterized, cultured dinoflagellates to environmental samples, we can estimate levels of natural diversity and gauge how much natural diversity is represented in culture collections.
