Sentence examples for in perch from inspiring English sources

Another salient difference between PERCH and the BOSTID studies is that the 7 sites participating in PERCH will follow a highly standardized protocol, which includes standardization of enrollment criteria, specimen collection, and laboratory testing.

In perch taken from the River Fyris, the team found concentrations of oxazepam up to six times higher in their muscle tissue than in the water.

Three striking changes in behavior stood out in perch exposed to oxazepam, the authors reported today at the meeting and also online in Science.

Among the various influencing factors, the effects of (i) rearing biomass, (ii) dietary features and (iii) domestication process on the technological and nutritional variables in perch Perca fluviatilis here were studied using two-levels fractional factorial design 24 1 (resolution IV).

Because of ongoing coastal eutrophication, as well as increased water temperatures, a significant increase in perch and roach abundance has been recorded in the Archipelago Sea during the past decade, while these and other species have significantly decreased, or even collapsed, in other areas.

Therefore, we did not include them in PERCH.

DINING at Asiate begins with a whoosh! as the elevator shoots up 35 floors to the restaurant's glassed-in perch.

Dining at Asiate, in the new Time Warner Center, begins with a whoosh as the elevator shoots up to the restaurant's glassed-in perch.

He would watch from his glassed-in perch as the English language quietly picked off test subjects one by one…" And then there is the very curious Jewish theme, which unfolds in a somewhat obscure manner, but with enough biblical and historical hints dropped to steer the reader toward the basic matrix of meanings at issue.

On Tuesday, while Susan and Jim Bassett of Danbury dined on burgers and fries on the third floor of the mall, Melanie Shah, a reporter for WRNN, broadcast a live segment of the evening news from her glassed-in perch on the fourth.

The toes of herons are long and flexible, with just a hint of webbing for walking or standing on soft ground, the functional hind toe aiding in perching.