Sentence examples for biological record from inspiring English sources

NBGW has a detailed biological record of every Welsh flowering plant on its database.

That agency would then compile a biological record of each rider, including his levels of hemoglobin, naturally occurring steroids and red blood cell count.

In a state where thousands of families are descended from polygamists, the genes of a relatively small group of men have been amplified and etched into the biological record, researchers say, as though with a highlighting pen.

If any part of a rider's biological record changes markedly — for example, if his natural steroid level skyrockets — it could be an indication of doping, or of a drug for which there is not yet a test.

The public can help record first leafing and flowering of oak trees on Nature's Calendar, which has information about the changing seasons in nature dating back to 1736, making it the longest biological record of its kind.

Russell Vreeland and William Rosenzweig, biologists at West Chester University in Pennsylvania, together with their colleague Dennis Powers, a geologist, started analysing Salado salt crystals in the hopes of finding some biological record of this bygone time.

All the evidence for whether climate change is happening is based on biological records".

Jabberjays were intended to function as biological recording machines that no one would suspect.

These include the introduction of a 'bio-card', which would contain details of an athlete's blood type, heartbeat patterns, DNA and other biological records.

pic.twitter.com/Q5Hgysu8xN October 30, 2013 5.16pm GMT Expert reactions David Roy, head of the Biological Records Centre at the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, tells me that any attempt to model the number of species will be imprecise.

Dr Trevor James, entomologist at the Biological Records Centre: Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, said: "The harlequin has a preference for buildings, and goes into a dormant phase over the winter time.