Sentence examples for emerged wild from inspiring English sources

Under this assumption, previously emerged wild adult females in the natural population have already mated with wild-type males before the introduction of engineered insects and they do not mate again until up to 10 days after the introduction.

Down the street, outside Mik-Nik, a small general store, a man emerged wild-eyed with a pair of shoes still in their box.

Unmarked, newly emerged, wild-type bees were added to each colony for 3 days following the introduction of the marked, focal bees.

SLOW MONEY One emerging wild card is the Slow Money movement, a cousin to the Slow Food approach to more sustainable edibles.

Hundreds of open access journals, including those published by industry giants Sage, Elsevier and Wolters Kluwer, have accepted a fake scientific paper in a sting operation that reveals the "contours of an emerging wild west in academic publishing".

John Bohannon, a science journalist at Harvard University, who recently revealed that 157 open access journals had accepted a fake scientific paper, believes that we're seeing an emerging "wild west" in academic publishing due to a growing number of low-quality open access publishers.

Beyond that headline result, the data from this sting operation reveal the contours of an emerging Wild West in academic publishing.

10.7554/eLife.05835.004 Figure 2. Emerging wild ecological niches of S. cerevisiae.

Our results are consistent with previous observations that the loss of drug resistance mutations may occur as a consequence of emerging wild-type virus and the reversion or back mutation to a more fit state [1], [20].

RNA samples from emerging wild-type leaves (green) served as control.

Out of Project Wild Thing has emerged The Wild Network, a coalition of organisations eager to encourage children and parents into the great outdoors.