Sentence examples for each avian from inspiring English sources

Land-cover impacts were evaluated at two spatial extents: a point-level within 100-m and 500-m buffers of each avian survey station, and a landscape-level across the study area (4326 ha).

The PCR primers were designed based on the sequence of mitochondrial genes of each avian species, and the amplicon sizes were 131, 283 and 387 bp for chicken, duck and goose, respectively.

Prey fish Hg concentrations were size-adjusted to the preferred size class of the diet for each avian piscivore (Bald Eagle = 36 cm, Osprey = 30 cm, Common and Yellow-billed Loon = 15 cm, Western and Clark's Grebe = 6 cm, and Belted Kingfisher = 5 cm) across each species breeding range.

Data also indicate that two of the three proposed reasons (bird taxa outnumber mammal taxa on the landscape; each mammalian individual contributes more NISP than each avian individual) are the likely causes for intertaxonomic variability in the relationship between NISP and NTAXA.

Migratory status of each avian species was assigned (16 ).

Furthermore, each avian MSMB paralogue shows high conservation in its translated sequence with its respective orthologues.

Establishing collaborative networks among countries would be cost-effective, reduce the need for additional laboratory capacity in regions of interest for surveillance, and complement and support other surveillance programs in maintaining trained and operational field teams in targeted locations, instead of rebuilding local capacity and logistics for each new avian influenza virus threat.

And it is interesting that of each of the avian groups (monarchs, whistlers, fantails, etc).

One potential caveat of our theory is that the posterior vocal nuclei are in different locations in each vocal learning avian order and so are the adjacent movement-associated regions.

Each of the avian species provided significant net signal intensity for a variety of the genes investigated.

The report of the Workgroup on Infectious Disease Epidemics and Antibiotic Resistance was given a particularly large task, given that there are > 1,500 scientific papers indexed in PubMed (National Library of Medicine 2007) each year on avian influenza and 230/year on antibiotic resistance in livestock.