Sentence examples for fieldwork visit from inspiring English sources

Typically, on each fieldwork visit, trapping was repeated over several consecutive sessions (up to 6 in succession in the Lincolnshire ditch and Croescwtta pond) with traps set at high density (usually 1.5 2 m apart).

At the reclamation site, although >700 individuals were removed in 2009 (Fig.  2), numbers caught towards the end of this season still exceeded 50 per fieldwork visit, so some would have remained in 2010.

It was caught 9 times up to its final appearance, including every fieldwork visit from May 2006 to July 2007 (7 sessions in succession), with final SVL 77 mm, body weight 43 g.

It was our intention to use interpreters as needed, however we did few interpreted interviews during fieldwork visits.

We would also like to acknowledge Green Tara Trust and Manmohan Hospital for their support during the fieldwork visits.

As such, the fieldwork visits provided the review an opportunity to interact and get the opinions of the intended project beneficiaries.

At the reclamation site, the single season of trapping in 2009 (4 fieldwork visits in early and late July, August and September, total 17 days) removed 768 adult and juvenile X. laevis and many hundreds of tadpoles (Fig.  2).

The researcher spent 2 weeks with members of each monitoring case study, during these fieldwork visits she observed monitoring activities, participated in a training workshop, reviewed documentary sources and interviewed investigators and monitors associated with the case studies.

Trapping was possible during multiple fieldwork visits at sites with permanent water (i.e. the stone-built ponds at e, g, k; Fig.  1): for example, at Croescwtta, there were 7 trapping sessions over 5 months in 2010.

Potential participants were verbally informed about the purpose of the study and related research activities and provided with study information sheet in advance of the researcher's fieldwork visits.

The development of the typologies was based on the evidence on associations with diet from the literature (Moore et al., 2009; Pearce et al., 2007; Sallis and Glanz, 2009) as well as fieldwork visits made by the authors to a sample of outlets falling within each category.