Sentence examples for bird testing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharpe pleaded guilty to taking $10,000 from the ring after his 2002 election as commissioner in return for help with regulations, and to lying to the F.B.I. about a conversation with the local sheriff in which he said the attorney general approved the ring's activity as scientific bird testing, lawyers in the case said.

According to the office of the United States attorney, in the months just before and after his election as commissioner in 2002, the official, Charles R. Sharpe, 67, then a state legislator, took $21,500 from the ring, and later falsely told the local sheriff that it was only involved in legal scientific bird testing.

Second, ongoing surveillance programs in LBMs based on environmental sampling are more likely than those based on invasive bird testing to be acceptable to traders and stall vendors.

An important issue is how to maintain the public's interest in reporting if bird testing is reduced or stopped after the virus is confirmed in an area.

Several other studies have illustrated the utility of dead bird testing (6 – 8 ) and dead bird clustering (9 – 11 ) in predicting human infections.

A recipe for the gelatine is suggested in order to use as a reference in further bird test certification procedures.

Although the city has experienced no cases of human infection this year, health officials said 17 mosquito samples and one bird tested positive for the virus.

And In Westchester, a dead bird tested positive last month for the virus, raising fears that West Nile will reemerge this summer.

A validated simulation methodology has been developed in order to use a reference in further bird test certification procedure on the fin of the C27-J aircraft.

If all goes well, Zunum will then work with the researchers to evaluate the prototypes in what are known as "copper bird" tests, in which all the plane's electricity systems are evaluated on the ground.

In 1962, the United States launched a ballistic missile with a live warhead in what was known as the Frigate Bird test.