Sentence examples for counting and identifying from inspiring English sources
We have been counting and identifying the tree species in the coffee farm.
A number of initiatives currently seek to build and curate public DNA barcode databases for the purpose of recording, counting, and identifying global biodiversity11,12,13,14.
Over the last two decades, the botanical garden has relied on dozens of individuals and local botanical groups to survey blocks of land in their neighborhoods, counting and identifying plants in open fields, vacant lots and even sidewalk cracks.
The expressions 'dog or cat', 'apple or orange' and 'fork or spoon' all seem to be well-behaved with respect to counting and identifying; we can easily imagine a city ordinance forbidding homeowners to have more than four dogs or cats.
By not counting and identifying derivatives one by one and drawing a legal boundary around each by means of the rules of property law (things such as registration, traceability and standardized identification), we are unable to protect every asset and every particular interest on that asset from contamination.
Recent research has shown promise in passively detecting feeding gestures, but this effort focuses on bridging detection of feeding gesture count and identifying overeating episodes.
To investigate the microorganism ecological distribution and contamination mechanism in supply air ducts, a series of experiments for testing microbial counts and identifying the microorganism species were conducted under different cases.
After 4.5 months, microarthropods were extracted from the soil, counted, and identified to higher taxa.
All individuals larger than 20 mm were counted and identified to morphospecies when species level identification could not be achieved.
The destruction made it difficult to count and identify the bodies, officials said.
The researchers, whose study is published in Biology Letters, counted and identified all the feathers, almost all of which came from four bird species, including spotless starlings themselves.
