Sentence examples for behaviour of species from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that wider use of established culture techniques allied to ecological requirements and behaviour of species will increase the consistency and validity of sub-lethal earthworm toxicity tests.

Recent developments in aerospace design systems are being driven by studies in a number of areas including new software methodologies, advanced approximation techniques, data archiving and fusion methods, artificial intelligence, and the natural biology and socio-economic behaviour of species together with the continuing developments in computational hardware.

Besides this, adsorption behaviour of species created from aqueous SO2 (HSO3−SO32− ions and/or molecular SO2 as well as their oxidation and reduction products) is compared with that of HSO4−SO42− ions in order to get a deeper insight into the nature and sorption properties of oxidation products.

The behaviour of species targeted by spear-fishing in the presence of divers is documented to be mostly negative, as one would expect, with 70 80% of fish exhibiting an escape response [48].

To close this knowledge gap, extensive research into the acoustic behaviour of species of interest is necessary.

For example, pH may influence the behaviour of species as either strong ions (components of SID) or weak acids [ 27], and this applies, for instance, to phosphates and proteins.

In the 20th century, another Cambridge University alumnus, John Maynard Smith, used game theory modelling to explain altruistic behaviours of species in the context of the Darwinian selection.

Parental behaviour parallels mating behaviour: males of species in which a pair bond is formed usually assist in shepherding the young.

Many Gram-negative bacteria use N-acyl homoserine lactones (AHLs) as QS signal molecules, and AHLs from one species can regulate the behaviour of another species.

Namely, the distances measure the relatedness of the time series describing the time behaviour of the species; the more related the more likely that two species are connected by a single reaction.

Because there were often significant interactions between species identity and other factors, we then examined the behaviour of individual species in greater detail.