Sentence examples for baseline for future monitoring from inspiring English sources

To guide science-based recovery efforts and provide a baseline for future monitoring of this border population, empirical, quantitative information is needed on what resources and management practices promote or limit the occurrence of tigers in the region.

This study surveyed potential invasion 'hot spots' in the coastal waters of the central Wadden Sea, including commercial ports ('port' stations) as well as fairways, roads, groynes and oyster reefs ('Wadden Sea' stations) to establish lists of macrobenthic species as baseline for future monitoring.

Using this approach we were able to (1) quantitatively describe the distribution of the fish species in the Marine Park; (2) establish quantitative and representative estimates of their abundance throughout the Marine Park to serve as a baseline for future monitoring; (3) conduct power analyses to estimate the magnitude of increase we may be able to detect with feasible levels of sampling effort.

However, because of the remote location, logistical constraints, and expense of sampling associated with monitoring in the NWHI, the data presented here offer a quantitative glimpse of the most common organisms present in many reef communities and form a critical baseline for future monitoring.

This study provides a baseline for future monitoring of EWIs in Tanzania.

Our household survey data provide a valuable baseline for future monitoring and analyses of trends in both states.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to document the presence of OPs in pets from North-West Spain and it could provide baseline information for future monitoring of OPs in the area.

This allows us to examine two issues concerning the measurement and recording of deformation: (1) the type of magmatic processes we are most likely to be able to detect with InSAR and how these compare to ground-based measurements; and (2) considerations for constructing catalogues or databases of volcano deformation to provide accurate baseline data for future monitoring.

Determining the infection status of wildlife is important to reduce the disease risks associated with translocation, to certify infection status for importation/exportation purposes, to limit sources of infection for humans and livestock, and to establish baseline values for future monitoring or surveillance [ 3].

This study focuses on the identification of heavy metals in the roadside surface soils of Dhaka Aricha highway which will be served as a baseline study in Bangladesh for future monitoring of heavy metals and their levels around the roadside areas.

The baseline concentrations and trends established in this study will serve as a benchmark for comparison and aid in sampling design for future monitoring of this population and other coastal bottlenose dolphin populations.