Sentence examples for large scavenging from inspiring English sources

DENVER--A cosmopolitan diet may have helped the California condor avoid the fate of many other large scavenging birds 12,000 years ago, a paleontologist reported here today at the annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology.

This system may prime the bacteria for stress survival by ensuring membrane homeostasis is maintained, or it could be required for the large scavenging response and increased membrane transport observed.

Yet the suggestion that all this reflects a larger, scavenging moral landscape is forced.

A lower IC50 value corresponds to a larger scavenging activity [ 24].

A lower IC50 value corresponds to a larger scavenging activity and a DPPH radical scavenging activity of 50% and above is considered significant [ 23].

A large rat is scavenging on the uptown No. 1 track prior to the train's arriving.

Alternatively, free Hb may also have numerous deleterious effects, probably mediated, in large part, by scavenging of NO [ 222].

Peracarid crustaceans, including isopods, are known to form a significant part of the macrobenthic community that is responsible for scavenging on large food falls onto the sea floor.

Furthermore, below the 'blistered' regions large, iron-laden cells, probably scavenging macrophages, were often present (Fig.  8G); thus iron transport in the enamel organ appears to be impeded in the absence of nectin-1 and this may reflect a general impairment of ion transport.

The human role appears to have been insignificant, which suggests that local Acheulean people obtained few large mammals, whether by hunting or scavenging.

Notably, most documented cases of cannibalism in large carnivores involve predation, rather than scavenging.