Sentence examples for contained field from inspiring English sources

The collected reports contained field and laboratory tests results for more than 35,000 boreholes collected during the last 3 years.

"Our focus is probably more nuts and bolts" about regulatory issues, such as how to actually design contained field trials, gather the information in a natural environment, and coordinate regulations among local, regional, national, and international agencies, says ecologist Robert Friedman, who is vice president for policy at the J. Craig Venter Institute in San Diego, California.

While important data may be obtained through the use of large contained field cages [32], active drive methods are impossible to test under true field conditions prior to the first actual release.

To date, this issue has received some theoretical treatment (Dushoff and Dwyer 2001; Bonsall et al. 2005) and contained field experiments have compared the horizontal transmission of recombinant and natural viruses (Cory et al. 1994; Hails et al. 2002).

For example, early studies might examine possible ecological effects by performing contained field trials with organisms that have been engineered to contain the desired change but do not possess a functional drive to spread it.

Contained field trials should be performed before releasing organisms bearing a drive that spreads the trait.

Records contained fields for calendar year MBS, PBS, APDC costs and, for participants with skin cancer, years since year of diagnosis.

The tables contained fields for author information, country of interest, level and type of governance, workforce details and outcomes, method, results, and additional information.

Or, if you are more comfortable with contained fields of numbers and data, use a data spreadsheet.

It opens with the sound of brent geese and contains field recordings of about 20 other species of birds including skylark, snipe, grouse, greenshank and curlew.

The study used a relatively new global biodiversity database called Predicts (Projecting Responses of Ecological Diversity In Changing Terrestrial Systems), which contains field data from hundreds of scientists documenting how local terrestrial biodiversity responds to human impacts.