Sentence examples for area harbour from inspiring English sources
Scale models of the area, harbour, or estuary are made so that water can be caused to flow in such a way as to reproduce the various tidal and other streams in the same direction and with velocities equivalent to those occurring on the site.
This study demonstrates that synanthropic wild birds in the Bangsar area harbour multidrug resistant Cryptococcus laurentii and other drug resistant and multidrug resistant yeasts.
The main habitats that Finnish butterflies occupy have been categorised into four types [ 49]: (1) uncultivable lands (e.g. edge zones beside industrial area, harbour and storage areas, loading places, uncropped fields, and other unbuilt areas which have been exposed to human impact), (2) meadows (many kinds of non-cultivated open grasslands), (3) forest edges (e.g. road sides), and (4) bogs.
Similarly, assemblage structure was most dissimilar between these two areas, each area harbouring a distinct macrofaunal community.
National parks cover some three-fourths of the land area, harbouring rare vegetation and birdlife; this parkland and several adjacent islands were designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982.
The area harbours some of the most pristine coral reefs in the world and seagrass habitats which are also used as developmental grounds by turtles.
On the other hand, the RRV monitoring area harboured a higher AR compared to every other site (mean AR = 9.73 alleles, all P < 0.05).
The SLN is defined as the first element that receives lymphatic drainage from an anatomical area harbouring a primary malignant tumour.
The Baikampady and Yeyyadi Industrial areas harbour several small-scale industries.
An additional challenge is the genetic diversity of HIV-1, since most infected patients in developing areas harbour non-B subtypes that could respond to therapy differently from subtype B, the clade which has been extensively treated in Western countries [17], [18].
To derive a global conservation strategy for higher taxa (i.e. above the species level) it is fundamental to know where different species occur and which geographic areas harbour high species richness, concentrations of endemic or threatened species, or unique communities of species [1].
