Sentence examples for artificial release of from inspiring English sources

For each artificial release of an avalanche, the impact effect and the resulting temporal variations were measured.

In particular, the artificial release of partridges into the wild has been a standard management procedure in Spain from the mid-eighties, noticeably increasing in magnitude and spatial coverage during recent years [21].

However, artificial release of VEGF from platelets as a source of VEGF in plasma samples, as also occurs in serum samples, has not been ruled out in these studies.

Whilst H. axyridis may be more susceptible because of the nature of its life cycle, rigorous risk assessments would be needed before any artificial releases of the mite are considered (Rhule et al., 2010), and in our opinion the mite represents a control strategy that is too risky.

For both OX4319L-Pxy and OX3097D-Bol, three replicate populations were analyzed with initial transgene frequencies of 0.25, established by crossing transgene-heterozygous males with wild-type females; this represents the maximum starting allele frequency for a female-lethal transgene in the absence of artificial releases of homozygotes.

Artificial translocation, and release of birds into a new breeding area, can be used to mimic long-distance dispersal.

The first notable artificial breeding and release of this predator began in 1963 in the Georgian Republic, and is still on going, being regarded as influential in reducing serious outbreaks of D. micans in the extensive oriental spruce forest (Kobakhidze et al. 1970).

We demonstrate in this study that the two- to threefold higher VEGF levels in citrate plasma compared with PECT plasma, as were reported in the literature (19, 23, 24) and confirmed in the current study, originate from artificial ex vivo release of VEGF in plasma samples.

The Fukushima nuclear accident resulted in the largest ever accidental release of artificial radionuclides in coastal waters.

The applications of synthetic biology will involve the release of artificial life forms into the environment.

Low levels of artificial light inhibited the release of sex pheromones by female moths of a Geometridae species (Sower et al., 1970).