Sentence examples for exposed species from inspiring English sources

It is possible that observations are specific for type of CNT, dispersion media or exposed species.

All three species accumulated lower levels of Pb than Cd. A. vulgare accumulated the largest concentration of Pb, especially at the higher doses, whereas P. laevis showed the greatest Cd accumulation, and the highest Cd concentration was lethal for all exposed species.

Finally, in addition to the impacts of elevated MeHg on individuals within a species, more research is needed relating Hg concentrations to population-level effects in highly exposed species.

When these face-deprived monkeys were subsequently exposed to monkey or human faces exclusively for one month, they then showed a perceptual narrowing bias towards only the exposed species' faces.

Thus, the effect of toxicity of the silver nanoparticles depends upon the concentration of the nanoparticles and also the resistance of the exposed species.

Consequently, local fisheries and enforcement agencies need to prioritize safeguarding the most exposed species from exploitation by extending guardianship on these known IUU crustaceans, as well as alerting conscience and assisting compliance by incentivizing restaurants to create sustainable menus, as well as using these menus as a means to inform consumers about these vulnerable species.

In particular, comparative studies provide a powerful means to reveal shared and disparate mechanisms mediating gene flow and to expose species differences that may have important conservation implications [28].

Dependence solely upon environmental factors can expose species to biased sex ratios, with potentially harmful effects for populations (Stelkens and Wedekind 2010).

The seed tip is exposed in species of Austrotaxus.

Ries and two colleagues from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts exposed 18 species of marine organisms to seawater with four levels of acidity.

To assess the potential for behavioral impacts, we exposed four species of fish to varying intensities of recorded hydrokinetic turbine sound in a semi-natural environment.