Sentence examples for conduct species from inspiring English sources
In this lesson, students conduct species tallies, document their findings with photographs and video and construct maps and photo galleries that summarize the results.
The technology to conduct species tests has become relatively inexpensive and widely available in recent years, said Prof. Mahmood Shivji of Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who has conducted genetic testing on fish species since 2007 and advised Oceana on its study.
Participation increased in groups like the California Academy of Sciences Citizen Sciencee program, and Reef Check, which trains amateur divers to conduct species surveys.
The ability to conduct species delimitation and phylogeny reconstruction with genomic data sets obtained exclusively from herbarium specimens would rapidly enhance our knowledge of large, taxonomically contentious plant genera.
Ikeda, S., Takanashi, M., Ishikawa, J. & Ito, K. Solid electrolytes with multivalent cation conduction. 1. Conducting species in Mg-Zr-PO4 system.
To conduct species-level binning, we applied the aforementioned coverage thresholds, but required that the read and target genome share at least 95% identity.
The conduction paths however show that neither Sc3+ nor O2− are the conducting species; it is the WO42− anions that follow a broad conduction path.
We conducted species delimitation analyses using the "splits" v1.0-14 v1.0-14 (SpackageLImitSPeciesreshoLImitstistics) for the R statistical environment and the programe byP v2.2.
The percolation threshold potential, at which electric connection of the conducting species generates a well-connected network, is a measure of electric conduction of the film under the electrochemical control of conducting polymers.
The curves of the specific conductivity versus the extent of exchange suggest that the Na+ ion is the conducting species in a wide range of soda content.
These variations were explained in terms of electric percolation of the conducting species to the electrode.
