Sentence examples for floating species from inspiring English sources
The weed, a floating species of algae known as Sargassum that inhabits the Sargasso Sea, had completely filled the bay on which the hotel sits and created piles as high as five feet tall on the usually pristine shore.
Avian HEV is currently classified as a separate, floating species in the Hepeviridae family.
Figure 5.B displays the reliability of the simulation results of the BioModels Database models excluding 13 models and floating species (i.e., an SBML species element without a boundary condition).
Because of the extensive sequence variation (approximately 50%) between avian and mammalian HEVs, it has been proposed to classify avian HEV as a new genus as opposed to its current classification as a floating species within the Hepeviridae family.
Sylvatic cycles were found in swampy areas in which floating species of water lettuce, Pistia stratiotes, provided appropriate habitat for mosquito species of the subgenus Culex (Melanoconion), the vectors of sylvatic subtypes and variants of VEE virus.
Floating species like Salvinia or Pistia are usually superhydrophobic.
From the floral group, the proportion of plants that are non-weeds was the parameter selected, as a dominance of weed species in Australian urban lakes may often be linked to floating macrophyte species, such as Salvinia molesta and Nymphaea mexicana.
The aesthetic satisfaction index was consistently low, driven by the high turbidity and a widespread presence of exotic floating weed species (Nymphaea mexicana, also known as the Yellow Waterlily).
Nintendo started accepting pre-orders for the games in August, and announced that consumers who pre-ordered one of the games would receive a free CD-ROM with a Pokémon-themed web browser developed by MediaBrowser which featured floating Pokémon species and links to Pokémon sites.
By using metal lithium as counter electrode, SEI film on Cu foil in Cu foil/metal Li battery is formed from surface chemical species floating from lithium counter electrode and electrochemical oxidation/reduction process.
This is because monitoring effort is usually directed towards 'breeding' individuals (Tella et al. 2013), and in rare species floating individuals can be more elusive and difficult to study (Penteriani et al. 2011).
