Sentence examples for discarded dead from inspiring English sources

But what we have found since is another discarded, dead adult in near proximity, in a public bin, within 100 yards of the station".

Bottom trawling for wild shrimp is immensely destructive to habitats of many other species, and incidental bycatch, which is typically discarded dead back into the ocean, is often a source of mortality for other valuable fish.

Once we discarded dead bodies (~1 every 150), all remaining honeybees were introduced in two observation colonies (colony 1 naive = 348, ringer-injected = 265, LPS-injected = 277; colony2 naive = 343, ringer-injected = 342, LPS-injected = 331).

One official admits that discarding dead cod because they breach quotas is "obscene".

The intent is to limit catches to the maximum sustainable yield (MSY), ban vessels from discarding dead fish, and institute other reforms aimed at protecting fish stocks, marine ecosystems, and the financial viability of fishing fleets.

This allowed us to discard dead individuals (e.g., by predation or post surgical infection) as well as those who had lost their transmitters.

Afterwards, the cells were centrifuged with easycoll separating solution (Biochrom) to discard dead cells.

Cells were washed twice with ice-cold PBS to discard dead cells.

But discarded or dead things can still serve their place in history.

And the civilian dead will stay dead, discarded pieces in a pointless game of chess.

A recurring oddity of conservative politics, Robin shows, is that the flip side of its nostalgia is a kind of eager futurism — an itch to discard the dead body of tradition, transcend the reformist or revolutionary present, and realize the gleaming future-past or past-future where this longed-for restoration happens.