Sentence examples for commercially targeted from inspiring English sources
Seedling establishment of 16 different commercially targeted species groups was examined for these three types of disturbances using a chronosequence of 5 years.
Amy Schumer and Broad City are commercially targeted, and most of WOW was not, although people wanted to earn a living.
If the species is to become commercially targeted sustainably, we need to understand the biology of the stocks and manage them appropriately".
"Truly addressing the real threat to cod stocks and other commercially targeted species would require a much more significant investment than scapegoating the seals," she said.
Following quality assessment by Nanodrop spectrophotometry®, this was hybridised to a commercially available targeted Oligo-GEArray® gene filter, Human Inflammatory Cytokines and Receptors (OHS-011, Superarray Bioscience, USA), representing 112 inflammatory cytokine and receptor genes.
Combined with the vast array of antibodies now available commercially, effective targeting of metastatic and primary CNS cancer cells in the CSF should already be possible for most tumor types [ 16- 18].
This species is not targeted commercially, but is probably taken incidentally by inshore fisheries throughout its range.
Australian waters offer the reticulate whipray a refuge from fishing pressure, as there it is not targeted commercially and the installation of Turtle Exclusion Devices (TEDs) have reduced bycatch mortality.
Samples were run on two DASL panels; one a commercially available panel targeted at cancer related genes, the other a panel targeting genes relevant to breast cancer.
We previously screened a large number of novel commercially available antisera, targeted by gene expression data, to identify panels of antibodies useful for breast tumor classification[ 16].
In this research, we detail the identification and quantification of 24 ketone-containing OPAHs on two independent methods, providing a foundation of analytical investigation as new OPAHs are identified, become commercially available, or targeted through ongoing environmental research.
