Sentence examples for bee scale from inspiring English sources

Methodologically, using the same sample that was used in the BEE scale validation study makes this study somewhat exploratory.

As described in the validation publication of the BEE scale [ 25], this was not an ordinary student sample: the FernUniversität in Hagen is the only distance learning university in Germany.

This may prevent thousands of bees being killed by a spray or drifting dust, as happened in the large scale bee poisoning in Germany's Rhine valley in 2008.

This finding suggests that methylation does not decrease local recombination rate in the honey bee at the scale that we investigated.

At the site scale, bees benefited from greater plant diversity, and bee and plant-community composition were significantly correlated.

They also built statistical models to test whether any range shifts were best explained by climate change, or whether two other factors changes in land cover and the use of pesticides such as neonicotinoids, which have been implicated in smaller-scale bee declines also played a key role.

Azerbaijanis living in Armenia & Armenians living in Azerbaijan have over the last two years bee subjected to large-scale expulsions, sometimes with physical harm.

The difficulty of including sufficient statistical replication in the design of large-scale honey bee field trials, such as this, is well described in the both the original Pilling et al.'s [3] paper and in the EPPO [2] Field testing Guideline followed.

When we accounted for the effect of impervious surface there was a significant (p<0.05) effect of type of site on bumble bee diversity at all scales (Table 4), but not on bumble bee abundance.

Local, sequence-specific motifs also influence recombination rates [ 23] and several previous studies have analyzed the patterns of recombination in the honey bee genome at different scales to identify sequence motifs that drive honey bee recombination rate dynamics, as they do in several other species [ 24].

On a more conciliatory note, Syngenta told the EFSA it was considering "large-scale" bee-monitoring studies to "close data gaps", despite previous claims its product had been introduced only after "the most stringent regulatory work".