Sentence examples for future introductions from inspiring English sources

Such information could be useful for focused monitoring and enforcement of existing laws designed to prevent future introductions of non-native marine species.

In a post published Tuesday, users (particularly one called Gerry-Mandarin) decided to come up with a few appropriate titles that could and should be used in all future introductions.

Baseline genetic data of pre-release populations is needed to evaluate the effect of these and any future introductions on genetic diversity levels within the wild populations.

We discuss the importance of this exhaustive baseline in informing current invasive plant management within the archipelago; concentrating on its use as an early detection tool, in allowing the identification of future introductions and monitoring trends in invasive species spread.

Besides providing a baseline against which to compare future introductions, it has been used as a basis for weed risk assessments in the archipelago, acts as an early detection tool that allows for potential elimination, and has provided concrete evidence to management agencies of the risks posed by the inhabited areas to future invasion of the Galapagos National Park.

This informative detail will be used to adapt future introductions of misoprostol in varying settings.

In an informal conversation with the senior journalist on the newsroom floor, Mr. Murdoch showed that he was especially excited by the future introduction of the weekend Review section, the journalist said.

Nevertheless, they could be implemented as demonstration plants for future introduction of large-scale desalination units.

In contrast to energy minimization approach, it leaves the way open to the future introduction of dynamic effects.

Mr Thomas said Plaid was still opposed to any future introduction of primary school banding as it was "destructive and unreliable".

Mr Thomas said: "Plaid Cymru remains opposed to the future introduction of primary school banding as we believe that it is destructive and unreliable".