Sentence examples for bear studies from inspiring English sources

When I began my polar bear studies in Alaska in the early 1980s, I could stand on the northern shore in summer and see polar bears hunting for seals on the nearby ice.

High amounts of haemoglobin, red blood cells and haematocrit in winter have also been reported in other bear studies [ 11, 12, 20– 22] and, as accompanied by higher total protein and albumin, can likely be attributed to dehydration and haemoconcentration.

Judge Cudahy 's contributions to the study of economic regulation will bear study for many years to come.

According to this unambitious argument, comedy is too frivolous or brittle to bear study, and joke analysis is destructive and unproductive, a pointless professorial pursuit that betrays the artform's light-hearted spirit.

"We want people to be cognizant of the impact of human activities and how they are impacting wildlife populations," said Dr. Jon P. Beckmann, a bear researcher with the New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society and co-author of the bear study.

When PhD student Rebecca Kirby - also from the University of Wisconsin-Madison - first embarked on the black bear study, it was to understand how important this food was to the bears.

The bear study - carried out in Colorado - follows another from some of the same researchers, revealing how cougars in North America have shifted from their natural prey to opportunistically hunting livestock and even eating dogs and cats.

Ruch said that the investigators also seemed to believe that Monnett helped direct $1 million for the new polar bear study to University of Alberta scientist Andrew Derocher because he had been one of the reviewers.

A motion-activated camera set up outside the den as part of a bear study by the U.S. Forest Service and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game captured the carnage.

The suspension of Department of the Interior scientist Charles Monnett due to an investigation for "integrity issues" has raised the suspicion that the whole affair was related to his 2006 polar bear study suggesting that bears had drowned while swimming long distances.

Another polar bear study from Svalbard associated high levels of organochlorines with low levels of IgG, suggesting possible immunotoxic effects (Bernhoft et al. 2000; Lie E, Larsen HJS, Larsen S, Johansen GM, Derocher AE, Lunn NJ, et al., unpublished data).